[Papervision3D] [a little OT] what's you dev. tool of choice?

[Rob Bateman]

my first as editor outside the flash ide was ASDT - the open source eclipse
plugin. The fact that it integrated seamlessly with the subclipse plugin
made it unique at the time. But the code was a bit buggy, and suport for the
development of the project faded over time. When FDT appeared, it had so
much more going for it (proper code completion, type heirarchy, import
manager etc) that the changover was inevitable at some point. I've never
used flashdevelop so i can't comment of the differences, but now that i use
a mac most days i'm happy to stick with eclipse - especially since it runs
like a dream on osx :)

Rob

On 4/18/07, Carlos Lunetta <carlos.lunetta at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hello all
>
> I'd like to ask a question related to, but a bit off topic from pv3D
>
> The new FDT 3 - compatible with as3 - was announced this week, priced at
> 300 euros. That's completely out of my third world country reality, so I
> would like to know:
>     - For those who use FDT, what makes it so good (in order to be so
> expensive)? It seems that everyone who uses is crazy about it, but I
> can't get why is it so good.
>     - For those who doesn't, is there a general consensus on the best
> free tool around? Would it be FlashDevelop? Why FDT gets so much more
> praise than it?
>
> Thanks a lot for your opinions...
>
>
> Carlos
>
>
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