ALF now hosted at OSFlash

Escrito el 16/03/2006 por Xavi Beumala

Adavanced Library for Flash is now an OSFlash hosted project. This means that the source code now is available through subversion and that we have really good tools to manage bug tracking, roadmap and enhancements and new features requests.

Here are the links:

ALF - Advanced Library for Flash

Escrito el 12/03/2006 por Xavi Beumala

Updated with svn code repository information and trac system information provided by osflash.org

Advanced Library for Flash, AKA ALF, is a Flash IDE extension that extends Flash Library capabilities allowing you to find assets in a search as you type way and, when found, execute some actions on them which will help you refactor your library.

Searches can be performed following diferent criterias. You can find an asset on the library by its name, linkage name or by its classname. Also it allows you to filter the results depending on the symbol type (MovieClip, Graphic, Compiled Clip, Screen, Font, Bitmap or Sound). Depending on your criterias results are shown in one way or in another.

When you have found an asset you can open it in "Edit Mode" in the timeline, attach a new instance to the current selected timeline, select it on the library or change it's name, linkage name or binded className. In case you select more than one item at the same time you can change their className all at once.

Developing Flash under Eclipse

Escrito el 2/03/2006 por Xavi Beumala

Flash projects aren't what they once were. Flash based RIA applications are growing in both complexity and size. It's not uncommon for projects to have hundreds of classes and several thousand lines of code. So, we need tools to improve development times as well as make it easy.

With this in mind I've written an article explaining how FDT and eclipse can help you and your team. Read the article at actionscript.com