Comments on: File Drag http://blog.tomorrowevening.com/flex/file-drag/ Digitally Driven Mon, 09 Aug 2010 22:41:54 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Jens http://blog.tomorrowevening.com/flex/file-drag/comment-page-1/#comment-22 Jens Fri, 19 Mar 2010 15:42:54 +0000 http://blog.tomorrowevening.com/?p=194#comment-22 Oooooooor... (sorry for the shameless plug)... you could always relocate to NYC and start at Fi. Haha... We're looking for talent... Oooooooor… (sorry for the shameless plug)… you could always relocate to NYC and start at Fi. Haha… We’re looking for talent…

]]> By: Colin http://blog.tomorrowevening.com/flex/file-drag/comment-page-1/#comment-20 Colin Fri, 19 Mar 2010 03:26:35 +0000 http://blog.tomorrowevening.com/?p=194#comment-20 I've always wanted to try out FDT, but like you said, it's pricey. Maybe someday the company I work for will get it... maybe.. I’ve always wanted to try out FDT, but like you said, it’s pricey. Maybe someday the company I work for will get it… maybe..

]]> By: Jens http://blog.tomorrowevening.com/flex/file-drag/comment-page-1/#comment-19 Jens Thu, 18 Mar 2010 01:53:48 +0000 http://blog.tomorrowevening.com/?p=194#comment-19 Not sure if you have, but you definitely should give FDT a try if you haven't (fdt.powerflasher.com)... It has a lot of the Flex workflow (can compile swfs without Flash IDE) while giving you the flexibility of a "real" Actionscript project. I generally try to avoid to ever open the Flash IDE for my actionscript projects these days. FDT can compile even big projects in like 1 second or less build time for example, since the compiler caches all classes and only updates the ones you changed since your last compile. Real time code checking is a gift from heaven too etc etc... Only problem is the price. Absolutely worth it, but a bit much to buy personally. The trick is to get your employer to buy it for you and then keep the license key... ;) Not sure if you have, but you definitely should give FDT a try if you haven’t (fdt.powerflasher.com)… It has a lot of the Flex workflow (can compile swfs without Flash IDE) while giving you the flexibility of a “real” Actionscript project. I generally try to avoid to ever open the Flash IDE for my actionscript projects these days. FDT can compile even big projects in like 1 second or less build time for example, since the compiler caches all classes and only updates the ones you changed since your last compile. Real time code checking is a gift from heaven too etc etc…

Only problem is the price. Absolutely worth it, but a bit much to buy personally. The trick is to get your employer to buy it for you and then keep the license key… ;)

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