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| Adobe Flash Builder 4 (formerly Adobe Flex Builder)
software also includes support for intelligent coding, debugging,
and visual design & features powerful testing tools
that speed up development and lead to higher
performing applications. Top new features: Data-centric development: Introspect Java, PHP, Adobe ColdFusion, REST, and SOAP services to display methods & properties in the new Data/Service Explorer; Integration with Adobe Flash Catalyst: Import Flex » Lees meer... |  |
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Welcome to the second Adobe Flash Builder 4 (formerly Flex Builder) public beta release on Adobe Labs. If you are new to the Flash Builder beta, the first thing that you've already noticed is that we are renaming Flex Builder to Flash Builder. This name change will create a clear distinction between the free open-source Flex framework and the commercial IDE. For more information on the name change, please read the FAQ. There are three main themes to this release: developer productivity, designer-developer workflow, and data-centric application development. Flash Builder 4 delivers a long list of new features, plus improvements to many existing features. Beta 2 builds on the first public beta released in June, completing several of the new features, while extending others, making it faster and easier to create Flex applications. Many of the new features in the beta 2 release will help you become more successful using the new Flex 4 framework, providing more clarity between the use of Flex 3 and Flex 4 throughout the IDE. The new data-centric development features have also evolved and expanded based on beta 1 user feedback, providing improved UI for more common tasks like configuring datatypes returned from servers; new support for BlazeDS and the LCDS ES2 release; improvements to the configurability of generated code, and more.