People are different; every developer codes in a different style. Some loves the additional white space here and there, while others could not live until their curly braces sits on a new line. You name it! Back when I was using FlashDevelop, I was very conscious about writing beautifully formatted code. Don’t get me wrong [...]
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FDT Tip: Creating Working Sets
October 29th, 2008 · 2 Comments · FDT, Tutorials
Knowing how to create working sets is key to a more manageable project space. If you’re handling more than a couple of projects, you will find this tip to be pretty helpful. First click on the little arrow down icon, and click on “Select Working Set…” By default, you should have no working sets, so [...]
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FDT Tip: Configure Your Build Path
October 28th, 2008 · Comments Off · FDT, Tutorials
I guess most of us, when we create a new flash project in FDT, will ignore most of the initial options that we can play with. However, knowing how to configure your build path, which separates sources and eventual compiled .swf files into different folders, is important. Not only will your folder structure be cleaner, [...]
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I’m FDT’s Official Technology Evangelist!
October 27th, 2008 · 7 Comments · FDT, News
I don’t exactly know what to say! It was really awesome meeting the guys from Powerflasher when they came down to The ActionScript Conference. Not only did I learn a lot more about FDT, I never imagined that our meeting would spin off an opportunity such as this! *w00ts~* Thanks for the opportunity guys, to [...]
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FDT Tip: Tutorials To Get Started
October 27th, 2008 · Comments Off · FDT
It was bad of me to assume that everyone already knows their way around in FDT. To make up for it, here’s a tip for starters. In the standalone installer version of FDT, it comes with two very short tutorials to help first timers navigate around the environment. They were useful to me, so I [...]
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FDT Tip: To Build Automatically Or Not
October 27th, 2008 · Comments Off · FDT, Tutorials
Once you start coding in FDT for a while, you may begin to realise that sometimes pressing Ctrl-F1 doesn’t bring up the quick fix. It kind of irritated me a little bit, and if it irritates you as well, allowing FDT to build automatically might just solve this. Project -> Build Automatically But wait, here’s [...]
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