Hey guys have you seen that:
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=nvWwlZSXaR0&feature=related
First experiment with flash and Papervision. And the bell :]
L
Muzak a écrit :
Haven't really looked into all the wonderfl details, but - at first
looks - seems similar to what is already possible with Flex and
Coldfusion.
Flex 1.0 and 1.5 were both compiled on the server, there was no swf
output like there is with Flex 2 and 3 and what we're used from the
Flash IDE.
Flex 2/3 can still be compiled server side in combination with
Coldfusion.
So rather than having an html + swf, you'd browse to an mxml file.
http://domain.com/index.mxml
How comfortable are people with having all your sourcecode online
instead of local & online storage
- would make me nervous on very large projects
Doesn't change anything development wise.
You'd still have a local copy - deploying to a local (or network)
server for testing.
Upload to live server when done.
What happens when you want to compile and the server is down or hiccups?
Must be online to develop - no working on the airplane or places
without Wi-Fi
Same as above, not an issue if you'd develop locally.
And that goes for most of your other concerns.
Just because they're demoing it online, doesn't mean you *have* to
develop online, well at least that's the way I see it :).
regards,
Muzak
----- Original Message ----- From: "Merrill, Jason"
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Sent: Monday, February 02, 2009 11:26 PM
Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] This is kind of Wonderfl
Hmmm, yeah, but right now, I can't see past these issues (along with
your better GUI and compiling :
Code completion and other nice features of code editors! - they would
definitely need to implement that - and how would that handle smart
import statements for your project? Could be tricky,
How comfortable are people with having all your sourcecode online
instead of local & online storage - would make me nervous on very
large projects
Using third party code - or importing classes of your own - they
would have to support that.
What happens when you want to compile and the server is down or
hiccups? It was doing that to me when I tested - annoying and a big
productivity waster.
Must be online to develop - no working on the airplane or places
without Wi-Fi
Working inside a browser - that's going to impose several limitations
there - like hotkey combination conflicts
Not seeing your file structure locally - they would have to create a
pretty slick UI for viewing your project
Working with media assets - what about having to upload images,
movies, sound, fonts, yuck!
I think it maybe has potential a long way down the road, but so far,
this isn't anything I think people will be able to do anything useful
with just yet. Seems the disadvantages far outweigh the advantages -
at least right now. Maybe someday.
Jason Merrill
Bank of America Instructional Technology & Media · Learning
Performance Solutions L&LD
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