Replace Flash and flex with flashdevelop.

I saw the FD term in the group a few days ago. Out of my passion for flash, I also downloaded a flashdevelop for use. Hey hey, I can't stop using it. Unexpectedly, this unofficial development tool is so useful.

Before FD, I used flex to write as3.0.CodeAnd then switch back to flash to compile. Although many people say that it is convenient to directly use flex to load external SWF Resource Packages, I am still not used to using Flex compilation and then jump back to the browser to refresh the results. I would rather switch back to flash and press Ctrl + enter. This is the most amazing thing about FD. Instead of switching to a new media, you can directly press Ctrl + enter to enable debugging of the debug Flash Player in FD.

FD gave me the feeling of "very vs". A friend who has used vs200 * may feel comfortable with vs coding. FD is developed using the. NET Framework. No matter the style of code prompts, even the UI is the same as!

Compare the code prompts of FD and flex, the prompts of FD are more comprehensive, and the variable is appended with ":" try, the prompts of FD are not just convenient, even the color display is more reasonable than flex. What makes me most satisfied is that, when I define a type for the variable, FD will automatically help me import at the top. For example, if you create a var AAA: movieclip, the import flash. display. movieclip will be automatically added to the class. If it is game development, I still prefer the flex mxml development mode.
Knock the mainProgramAfter the code, press Ctrl + enter. Wow, even the shortcut keys are so comfortable ...... (I like a person, and even her shit is sweet)
Compare flash ...... I don't think so. Flash itself is mainly a plotting tool, not a code tool.

Of course, the disadvantage of FD is also very well known, that is, installation is troublesome. Install JDK, SDK, Net Framework, and debug Flash Player. I wonder if the author has considered encapsulating this pile of things for download at one time. (Like flex, eclipse is integrated)

Let's take a look at two figures. Hey, it's refreshing.