Sam Lai wrote:
> I wonder why there aren't cross-platform open source alternatives for
> Flex Builder. 
 It is still early, too.  Flex Builder 3 has only been out for a year; 
and it is the open source license that makes alternative IDEs much 
easier to build / use.  These things don't crop up over night.  We have 
seen 2 Visual Studio.NET based IDEs crop up over the past year.
> Maybe it is usable enough (just) that people aren't
> interested?
 You may be onto something here, too, though.  Flex Builder works good 
enough for what I need it to do.  Why would I try to create a new IDE?  
I suspect a lot of the Flex Builder quirks are Eclipse related; which 
means to do it better I'd have to either start from scratch or find an 
alternate pluggable architecture. 

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