10 has parallel indexing (9 and previous index using only a single thread, so even with 9s support for background indexing you can still end up feeling a lot of indexing pain) and enormously faster auto-complete (10 can auto-complete as you type, where in 9 I pretty much never used the auto-complete on anything but the most trivial Flex applications because it was simply too slow--far slower than Flash/FlexBuilder or IDEA's own Java auto-complete). It also has better parallel Flex compilation support. In 9, you have to choose between a long-running fcsh, which makes your compilation significantly faster at the expense of using a bit more RAM since it does not shut down after compiling, and parallel Flex compilation. In 10, there are three Flex compilation settings, one to use a single long-running fcsh, a second to use compc/mxmlc and compile in parallel with each process terminating when it ends (the same way 9 does it) and a third which uses a new built compiler shell to give you the fast compilation benefits of a long-running fcsh as well as supporting parallel compilation. 10 also has better Maven indexing, allowing you better auto-completion for GAV settings in poms. On Dec 3, 2010 7:34 AM, "Rick R" <[email protected]> wrote:
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