Paul Colton schrieb: > Dear OS Flash Members, > > I¹m proud to announce the public beta of the Aptana IDE. The Aptana IDE > focuses on ŒWeb 2.0 / AJAX¹ development. This release has tons of features > including an AJAX library wizard, an Outline View across HTML, CSS, and > JavaScript, and numerous bug fixes from prior betas. Aptana IDE is free and > open source. > > You can now quickly access ŒCode Assist¹ on your favorite AJAX JavaScript > libraries by creating an AJAX library project. You can use any JavaScript > library with Aptana, but we¹ve included project wizards for many of the > popular libraries including Yahoo UI, Dojo, JQuery, MochiKit, Prototype, > Rico, script.aculo.us, and, of course, the AFLAX library. > > All objects, functions, and properties in HTML DOM Level 1 & 2 now contain > browser support information (which also includes browser support for HTML, > CSS, JavaScript Core, and HTML DOM Level 0.) > > If you don't know about AFLAX, first on that. AFLAX stands for Asynchronous > Flash and XML. Defined simply, AFLAX is a development methodology which > combines Ajax and Flash to create more dynamic web based applications. > > The AFLAX technology is available as a library that enables developers to > use JavaScript to fully utilize all of the features of Adobe's Flash runtime > -- including graphics, networking, video and camera support. > > I¹ve created a screencast to show you an example of how the Aptana IDE makes > development with AFLAX easier as well as showing how you can get real-time > previews of your movie as you work! > > View the AFLAX Library screencast at: > > http://www.xamlon.com/movies/aptana/AFLAXDemo/AFLAXDemo.html > > Download Aptana IDE at: > > http://www.aptana.com > > More info on AFLAX at: > > http://www.aflax.org > > Thanks, > Paul Colton > > > _______________________________________________ > osflash mailing list > [email protected] > http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org > > Paul, i've looked over and over for a nice html + css editor, since i'm already done with dreamweaver. but since today i found naerly all of them to fuzzy, old and or too web 0.9 alike. and since you offer a nice linux support: this is the dot on top of the i, as we say.
since i alreadydl'ed it, and started the demo-project here are my 2 first questions: #1.a: can you tell us, if there will be more supported doc-types in the near future (xhtml-strict would be fine) ? #1.b: will there be a validator option, or is this already implemented ? #2: while watching the first video, i found the code-complete-flyouts a little bit overdone, is there any chance to reduce this to let's say only html, css and js ? i mean this would be fine when we could switch in some way. don't get me wrong: i don't like the way you're using js to render swf. point is: user has to have js active, which is in my opinion in most cases unuseful or not even used. anyway, i respect the efforts that have been made, and find this editor a nice alternative to common ones. i think i will give it some more time, and maybe i come with some more questions or requests, if wanted. cheers micha _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org
