On Mar 13, 2014 10:25 PM, "Alex Harui" <aha...@adobe.com> wrote: > > > > On 3/13/14 9:04 PM, "DarkStone" <darkst...@163.com> wrote: > > >Hi Justin, > > > >Sorry, I think I'm misled by the official webpage of the Apache Flex > >Team, which indicates Alex is one of our mentors: > >http://flex.apache.org/about-people.html > It says I'm the PMC Chair. A Mentor is something else. And as PMC Chair > I do not have authority over the other PMC Members and committers, I just > have extra work to do.
It does say 'Our Mentors' in the section heading where your name is listed. Thanks, Om > > > > >And I don't think Alex would disagree with anything you said too, I just > >wanna know if there is any chance that Adobe could bring the Flash > >Builder's Design View back to life : ) > I do not expect Adobe would bring back Design View and there is no > official statement either way. But that doesn't mean that Apache Flex > couldn't create its own Design View or some other thing could be created. > Think of it this way: what is it about Design View that are truly the > requirements? That it is an Eclipse plug-in? What are the most important > things Design View accomplishes? Is it dragging your UI widgets from a > toolbar or tweaking it afterwards? What if there was a way to tweak most > of your UI while the app is actually running live? Would that be even > better? > Would you give up on it being an Eclipse plug-in if you could do that? > > Also note that, AFAIK, we have not broken the Flash Builder 4.6 Design > View. I believe Apache Flex releases still work in Flash Builder 4.6 > although they are not officially supported. You can have both Flash > Builder 4.6 and 4.7 installed on a single machine. I think there may be > some issues with project properties and 4.6 has issues publishing the HTML > wrapper. But I think some folks said you can still use 4.6 Design View. > > -Alex >
