Re: update on radiate

I've just tested your mxml live editor, it looks very promising. You should post this and the radii info to the users list also. Keep up the Great work! Olaf -- View this message in context: http://apache-flex-development.247.n4.nabble.com/update-on-radiate-tp51734p51740.html Sent

Re: update on radiate

i've posted the road map and code here . On Thu, Feb 25, 2016 at 7:48 PM, jude wrote: > i've posted the change log here . > you can now use your own site (domain) for creating projects. it connects

update on radiate

i've posted the change log here . you can now use your own site (domain) for creating projects. it connects to a wordpress instance to save the mxml documents. it also uses wordpress as a publishing platform. any document you design can be used as a "theme" for

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Radiate IDE 0.0.1 is now an open source project

iting or text editing > might better be handled in things like FDT, FB, or IntelliJ. Blah blah blah > blah... > Jude, Thanks for offering to donate Radiate to Apache Flex. It would be great to have Radiate as part of Apache Flex. I think the community would be benefited from such a tool. If

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Radiate IDE 0.0.1 is now an open source project

I received a few emails stating that making it open source is not the same as donating it to Apache Flex which is what I wanted to do. I'm in the process of seeing what that takes and finding out even if Apache Flex community wants it to be part of the Apache Flex project at all. That would mean th

[ANNOUNCE] Radiate IDE 0.0.1 is now an open source project

Starting today Radiate IDE is an open source project. Radiate is to you and I a hybrid of Flash Builder design view, Flash Catalyst, Dreamweaver with some elements of PS and AI and code generation. Here's the fancy formal marketing description: *Product* *Radiate is a multiplatform we

Re: Radiate

: > "Thermo MK2" [1] which I also discussed on this mailinglist > already [2]. For sure: Radiate has more functionality then > Thermo MK2 ... my respect !!! My hope would be that a > working group could be founded here which will build a tool > like this. And I also wished th

Re: Radiate

Thanks Om, et alii. I don't know what to do. I don't have an answer at this point. I'm kindof looking to see what others want and / or need and if it's something we sustain. Here are goals I'm aiming for: • keeping it in the browser (there can be other versions but a browser version is a must) •

Re: Radiate

Hi Jude, as you might remember I have proposed a similiar tool: "Thermo MK2" [1] which I also discussed on this mailinglist already [2]. For sure: Radiate has more functionality then Thermo MK2 ... my respect !!! My hope would be that a working group could be founded here which will bu

RE: Radiate

Radiate is super cool...way beyond my ability to contribute but, I'd be happy to purchase a copy when it's finished. Mark -Original Message- From: omup...@gmail.com [mailto:omup...@gmail.com] On Behalf Of Om Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2013 6:59 PM To: dev@flex.apache.o

Radiate

Jude, This looks fantastic. And it looks well thought out as well. We've had some discussions in the past on this list about a tool like this. Do you have any plans of contributing it to Apache Flex? I would be interested in in helping expand this tool. I am a spread out a bit too think with