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Flex plugin for Microsoft Visual Studio (Amethyst IDE Beta 2) is out

Huw Collingbourne sent me an mail to let me know that they have just released the second beta which now includes IntelliSense.
From the website:

This release has Flex IntelliSense, including syntax-sensitive code completion for both the ActionScript programming language and MXML formatting code. It also provides code completion for import statements and keywords. As we have previously announced, we shall release Amethyst in two editions: the free Personal Edition will include code completion for ActionScript; however, some IntelliSense features may be provided in the ‘Professional’ edition only. The current beta includes elements from both editions.

You can find more information here: http://www.sapphiresteel.com/Adobe-Flex-IDE-Amethyst-Beta-2

Posted by marco casario on January 16, 2009 at 03:16 PM | Permalink

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