> If it doesn't "just work", then you'll need a JS debugger in your browser.
> We may eventually do source maps or make the output line-for-line compatible
> or annotate the JS output, but it is too early to say right now.
Actually, you already get a sourcemap with the release output from FalconJx
The goal is to let you do most of your development running in Flash via an
IDE (FB or any other Flex-compatible IDE) and hopefully it will "just work"
when cross-compiled.
If it doesn't "just work", then you'll need a JS debugger in your browser.
We may eventually do source maps or make the output
Just a question ...
how would we actually debug a FlexJS application? I am just asking, cause I
currently have to work with GWT and I am really really anoyed with how you have
to debug these applications (Actually I am anoyed by a lot more ;-) ). Would
this be just as tricky as with GWT? Or is
