BTW give FlashDevelop[1] a try if you want AS, AS2, MXML, Flex SDK, Air SDK, Haxe support . It's open source (always good to support).
Quote from their main page... ---------------------------------------- FlashDevelop offers first class support for ActionScript (2 & 3) and Haxe development. Great completion & code generation, projects compilation & debugging, plenty of project templates, SWF/SWC exploration etc. FlashDevelop is also a great web developer IDE with source-control support (svn, git, mercurial), tasks/todo, snippets, XML/HTML completion and zen-coding for HTML. ---------------------------------------- [1] http://www.flashdevelop.org/ -Mark On Fri, Jul 19, 2013 at 9:05 PM, Mark Kessler <kesslerconsult...@gmail.com>wrote: > Well if you have the regular version of Visual studio's you can use > plugins like Amethyst [1], Tofino [2], or Code Drive [3]. Although I > believe Tofino stopped developement at Flex SDK 4.5. You can do things like > roll your own plugin for it and get it to work for express editions... But > don't host your custom plugins anywhere permanent. It's against > Microsoft's license for the express editions and they will send you > reminders. > > There are extensions like TWaver [4] for some additional graphics / > integration. > > > I use VS web because of the C# .net, HTML, JS, CSS, XML, and SQL work I do > on my servers. Those are all supported well with the intellisense(code > completion)... and the SQL even has some direct integration to a > development SQL server. > > Even without the plugins you can just add the file extension and assign > the editor type. This will add full formatting / color support, it just > will not have intellisense. Not perfect, but it keeps me from loading up > several IDE's at once. > > > > [1] http://www.sapphiresteel.com/Download-Amethyst-Adobe-Flex-IDE > [2] http://www.ensemble.com/products/tofino.shtml > [3] http://www.codedrive.com/ > [4] http://www.servasoftware.com/product/twaver-flex > > > -Mark > > > On Fri, Jul 19, 2013 at 8:17 PM, Justin Mclean > <jus...@classsoftware.com>wrote: > >> Hi Mark, >> >> Notice you use Visual Studio, is there anything you can share about how >> to set up Flex SDK with it? Are there any manual steps you need to do in >> order to get the SDK working with that IDE? >> >> Thanks, >> Justin > > >
