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MiniBuilder screenshots on Ubuntu Linux

Introduction

Flash MiniBuilder is a lightweight IDE created for developing programs written in ActionScript 3.

Flash MiniBuilder is itself written in ActionScript

Two of the main raison d'etre of MiniBuilder are

Extending, changing (and even integrating MiniBuilder with other software) is easy: MiniBuilder is itself written in your favourite language, AS3!

MiniBuilder will become a strong IDE, both online and desktop, and will promote using ActionScript in unexpected places like on server-side, native desktop applications, embedded devices, etc. Also, other ActionScript projects can use the code completion engine in their own solutions.

This and other of it's unique features and concepts will make it the IDE of choice for lots AS3 developers.

MiniBuilder will benefit from Adobe AIR's ability to launch applications from the browser. Code samples, online tutorials, code libraries will be able to provide a direct launch link for their projects: "launch this project in MiniBuilder" (This feature will be available in the first beta version.)

Because ActionScript virtual machine is now an open source project, we expect lots of solutions to adopt it for embedding. From the start, MiniBuilder targets several implementations of Tamarin AVM:

MiniBuilder will be available in 2 versions:

History

Current version, AIR based, is not the first, a proof-of-concept was available from july 2009 as a small online tool able to edit and compile a one-file flash project. Compilation was done in a Java Applet running directly in the browser (no server software was necessary). The code assist engine is completely done in AS3.

Current Version and Roadmap

Currently, Desktop MiniBuilder is at version 1.0-alpha2.

Some of the important missing features that will be present in the first beta version are:

Web MiniBuilder will be available at the beginning of 2010. Plans for it are:

Future plans for both Web and Desktop versions are

Help Contents

Video Tutorials

http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=138D963E64F6087F









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