Aptana adds AIR Support
So before I even go into this blog entry - how many people think we are going to have a ton of "air" puns now that Apollo has been renamed???
So that aside, the very cool (and free) Aptana plugin has added support for AIR. You can now build your AIR HTML projects and do both compiling and packaging all from Eclipse.
Freaking sweet.
It gets even better though. You can supply mutiple AIR SDK locations. So in the future when 1.1, or 1.5, or whatever, is released, you can work with both on your system.
You even get an option to include popular AJAX frameworks when creating your project. Unfortunately this doesn't the best one, Spry. (Ok, so maybe I'm biased.)
You even get code hinting for runtime.flash, which if you remember from my earlier Apollo posts, is how you access the "extra" stuff from JavaScript.
Comments
http://update.aptana.com/install/air/3.2/
for your updates. (Although my main Aptanta was old too.)
I love Aptana. I use it for CSS and JS. I only wish there was a way in CFE to specify using Aptana when inside of <script> or <style> blocks.
We really appreciate you AIRing your experiences with the new Apollo Beta. Unlike some people's blogs that tend to be nothing but hot AIR, yours is always informative and educational.
