> I tried associating XML Editor with .bxml files and it didn't work. It says > "Invalid content" or something like that. And rightfully so - BXML isn't > correct XML.
That is incorrect. BXML is well-formed XML. I do not have any problems editing BXML as XML in Eclipse. > Again, as a developer I don't think I'll be more productive with BXML without > IDE support; I would prefer to use Java to construct my UI instead. The > reason - compile-time checking and auto-complete that I get from Java which > I don't get with BXML without IDE support. That is perfectly valid. However, even without IDE support, you may still find BXML to be convenient. IMO, it makes visualizing and modifying the UI hierarchy much easier. G
