Flexmojos

Hi, Flash and Flex devs! We've been analyzing feedback from those of you who use IntelliJ IDEA for Flex and ActionScript development. A common problem turns out to be complicated project setup. To address this issue in IntelliJ IDEA 11.1, we have reworked the user interface, all the way from module wizard and project setup to run/debug configurations and AIR Packaging. We believe these changes will make product experience better for everyone, and especially for the users of Eclipse-based IDEs. Read on to see what we've changed so far. However, this isn't final, as we count on more feedback

If you are working with Flexmojos Maven projects in IntelliJ IDEA 9, and have imported Flexmojos project as described in this post, and are planning to debug your application and browse through Flex SDK sources, this post is a must-read for you. Inside you will find details on how to configure IntelliJ IDEA so that it properly recognizes SDK sources and their ASdocs. (more…)

Integration with Flex projects that are set up using Flexmojos Maven plugin is very much improved in IntelliJ IDEA 9 (Maia). Note: before starting please make sure that Maven Integration Extension plugin is enabled at Settings (Ctrl+Alt+S), Plugins page. If you are using Flexmojos version 3.4 or higher, then the only thing you need to do to import your Flexmojos project to IntelliJ IDEA is to click New Project on the File menu and select your pom.xml file. That's all! Right after that you have full coding assistance, ability to compile your project in the same way as Maven does, and to r

IntelliJ IDEA 8.1.3 includes initial support for importing Flex projects that are set up using Flexmojos Maven plugin. To start the import we need to have a compilable Flexmojos project that generates Flex compiler configuration file during compilation. Let's take a Flexmojos application sample from the book Maven: The Definitive Guide, chapter 17 Developing with Flexmojos,  section 17.3.2. Creating a Flex Application. (more…)