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________________________________ From: Benjamin Dobler <b...@richapps.de> To: flex-dev@incubator.apache.org Sent: Saturday, February 18, 2012 12:57 PM Subject: Re: [RT] Design View in FlashBuilder Wauw looks really promising! Never been a fan of the design view but this could be something interesting. Am 18.02.2012 um 00:29 schrieb jude: > Hi Roland, > > The URL should be up now. A couple of notes about the demo. The left column > can be scrolled up or down (using touch interaction like behavior) to show > more panels. The focus has been on creating an environment conducive to a > design based workflow so the work has been in the panels more than the > design view document. That will eventually be replaced. Also, the fonts > seem to be off. I'm checking into that. > > Things to try. Add a component to the stage, add a group to the stage and > add components into it, set constraints, absolute and percentage based > sizes and positioning and switch between them, set a property in the > properties panel, set the visibility in the document (layers) panel, take a > snapshot of the selected item, undo and redo in the history panel, show or > export the list of changes. > > Alan K - That would be awesome. I spent some time with Eclipse plugins. I > like the extensibility of Eclipse but designing the UI views with Java > seems counter productive as a Flex developer. It would take days to create > the same UI we can create in a few hours in Flex. I like the ability to be > able to create views using Flex and AS3 (that's obviously what the demo is > using). If we're thinking the same thing about plugins they are probably > somewhat compatible with what I've been working on. I can see there could > be a lot of cross over which can be a good thing. > > Judah Frangipane > > On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 5:25 AM, Roland Zwaga <rol...@stackandheap.com>wrote: > >>> >>> I've been working on a Designer / Developer tool code name Radii8 [1]. :P >>> It's goal is to help developers and designers with the stuff we are >> trying >>> to do every day. It's sort of in limbo at the moment while I determine >> what >>> to do next (which I don't know). >>> >>> Disclaimer: Although I've put a lot of work into it it's alpha / beta / >>> proof of concept. >>> >>> [1] http://www.radii8.com/ >>> [1] http://www.radii8.com/demo/ - read the notes - >>> >>> >> Hey there, >> >> sounds interesting but I'm getting a page not found error for those URLs... >> >> cheers, >> >> Roland >>
