Hey.

I try to get some structure into group projects. Though people have
different taste in IDE (and OS) I could get everybody to make sure his
project can be build by a simple ant set up.
As this eliminated projects with unclear dependencies (like flash components
or FTD classpath adds nowhere mentioned), enabled personal builds, also
quick checkouts from repository and fixes are now possible, because there is
no need for hassling around with IDE setups etc, you can edit in nano, vim
or what ever and run the ant from commandline.

As this is a success and I can only encourage everybody in diverse group to
use it, my next step would be to make the ants more sophisticated and
formalize the source. As ANT comes from the java corner, you find a lot on
using ANT with beautifier, formatter, 'plugins' that check on formal code
quality like icontract, jdepend, pmd etc. As a lot of developers do not have
a formal training its a hell of a job to go through all the source code and
rectify it so if you have to reopen the project the next programmer does not
run a way after seeing the gibberish code.

My question would be if there is anything into that direction available for
AS3? And if so, where and if used, what's the experience?

Thanks so much up in advance.

Niels


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