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actually i agree.. if you want a UI that is consistent and easy to build, flex has a few hands up over ajax... ive been using flex builder for linux for a whil
by flashgordon 18y ago
actually i agree.. if you want a UI that is consistent and easy to build, flex has a few hands up over ajax...
ive been using flex builder for linux for a while... and frankly after trying out the windows (fully functional) trial version, i felt the windows version did not justify the price... sure there are a couple of superficial things the windows version has (like the design view - which is "ok")..
only gripe is the linux version is still in alpha so feel a bit jibbed and not to mention hesitant paying full price for it...
the real issue for me is they are leveraging so much of the eclipse framework to build an IDE, they should have more of an obligation to give it away for free, unlike MS (with its VS products)