Matan Uberstein<\/a> has released his Auto Flash Class Panel<\/a>. As he writes:<\/p>\n “Class and package names are generated form your library folder structure. With one simple click your library is ready for export. Saves you the effort of right clicking on the library item going to properties, ticking the \u2018export\u2019 checkbox and typing in the package\/class name.”<\/em><\/p>\n Hawaii Flash User Group & AssetLoader<\/strong><\/p>\n Matan Uberstein<\/a> (he’s been busy this week) also gave a presentation with the HFUG titled AssetLoader (In a Robotlegs scenario)<\/a>.\u00a0If you missed it, I believe it was recorded. I haven’t found the link for that recording yet. \u00a0When I do I’ll post it\u00a0(or if someone can post it in the comments).<\/p>\n Mobile & ANT<\/strong><\/p>\n FDT Workflow and Tips<\/strong><\/p>\n DZone has posted an article about some helpful Eclipse shortcut keys<\/a>. Some are only available for JDT, but most have been replicated in FDT. I’ll probably create some videos about using these\u00a0specifically\u00a0in FDT.<\/p>\n Powerflasher Bruno Fonzi<\/a> posted a question on Twitter asking FDT users if they preferred Subclipse<\/a> or Subversive<\/a>. A bunch of guys posted<\/a> their opinion and it looks like Subclipse won out by far.\u00a0I prefer Subclipse myself as well and we’ll be looking at integrating that into a future release of FDT.<\/p>\n Lastly, I’ve just created a video on using the new block editing that is available in the latest version of FDT\/Eclipse. \u00a0I missed this feature when I used Textmate back when I first started developing Flash content.<\/p>\n
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