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With this release FDT can easily switched to dark theme:Simply select the Dark theme and apply. The Dark theme is available since Eclipse 4.4 (Luna). Older versions of Eclipse (and FDT) does not support color themes of this form. The FDT views and editors will switch to their default dark color set: In case you […]
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We‘re happy to announce FDT Milestone 10! It‘s been 10 years since our first FDT release and a lot happened since last years Milestone 9. We went on to improve FDT and your IDE experience. Here is a list with our new key features: Ant Project Generator Dump launch configuration Library Project Template ActionScript refactorings […]
This new FDT release contains features to support a more fluent development of SWC libraries. The primary starting point to develop a library is the new Library Project Template for AIR or Web: This template creates an empty library project containing two source folders: All compilation units to include into the library should be placed […]
With this release the FDT Explorer can present projects in groups: Each Project Group is a set of workspace projects (i.e.: Working Set). Each project can be a member of one group and can not be shared among groups. Project Groups are logical structures shown inside FDT Explorer. Neither they represent nor they change the […]
We are excited to announce we’ve got Alan Klement as a great new Powerflasher joining the North American team today!
Alan in based in NYC, he will be evangelizing FDT while working for projects in the city that never sleeps !
1994, the year Netscape Navigator was released, is the year Alan began experimenting with web based languages. At the time, he was in middle school hacking around with C++ but the language did not excite him as much was what could be done with HTML and Javascript. In 2005, he jumped back into development when Actionscript 3 came to Flash.
Alan began using Powerflasher’s FDT in late 2008. He took to it immediately as the professional IDE that Flash Developers had been missing up to that point. He enjoyes experimenting and extending it’s features as well as building new ones.
You might have come across his blog or met Alan in person during the FDT workshop at FlashAndTheCity or FlashCamp Philadelphia
You can follow Alan on Twitter as @AlanKlement
Please welcome Alan to the Powerflasher Team!
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