> Q1: Have you ever built flex-sdk, flex-falcon, flex-asjs, ...? Yes.
> Q2: Did you have any problems with this? I found that binaries of flex-sdk are easy to build. Just set up some required variables in env.properties and run the binary-release target. I've never properly finished a binary release build of flex-falcon or flex-asjs. Something always seems to fail. I can usually get the JX compiler JARs to build, so I end up copying them into a nightly to test my changes. > Q3: If you were having problems, would making this easier make you contribute (more)? It would certainly make me more confident in my contributions. An older nightly may have slight differences compared to the latest code. I would prefer to do a full build and test it standalone. > Q4: Do you think it is important to have the latest development version available as binaries (via Installer and Maven)? I don't use Maven. I don't doubt developers will want to try out nightlies from the installer as FlexJS becomes more popular. - Josh
