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Keyboard shortcuts in Flex Builder 3

Posted on 21 January 2009 by Mickael Ruellan

Here is a list of keyboard shortcuts that I use regularly and that helps me with life in Flex Builder. Obviously the list is not exhaustive but here are the most common: (feel free to leave yours in the comments to the list ...)

Edition code Flex / AIR:

  • Clear the current line: Ctrl + D
  • Or move the selected rows: Altl + Up Arrow or Down
  • Duplicate the selected rows or Ctrl + Alt + Up Arrow or Down
  • Go to the location of the next or previous edition: Alt + Left or Right (Apple + Alt + Arrow on the Mac)
  • Indent several lines selected: Tab or Shift + Tab (for désindenter)
  • Find next occurrence of the selection in the file: Ctrl + K (Ctrl + Shift + K to above)
  • Organize imports: Ctrl + Shift + O
  • And Go to see the definition of a function or property in the file: Ctrl + O
  • To review the selection: Ctrl + Shift + C (Marche in MXML, AS and CSS)
  • Search the entire file: Ctrl + Shift + F
  • Maximize / Minimize active editor: Ctrl + M
  • Put the selected text in capitals: Ctrl + Shift + X (Ctrl + Shift + Y to lowercase)
  • To go to a class definition: Ctrl + Click on the name of the class
  • Find references to a function in a workspace: Ctrl + Shift + G

File management:

  • Opening a class from its name: Ctrl + Shift + T
  • Navigate through open tabs Ctrl + Shift + Left / Right
  • Rename a file: F2

Execution and debug:

  • Set / Remove a breakpoint on the line: Ctrl + Shift + B
  • Navigation on the breakpoints: F5 (Into), F6 (Over), F7 (Return) and F8 (Resume)
  • Run debug mode: Alt + Shift + D and F to start the debug Flex Application
  • Launch the current application: Alt + Shift + X
  • Run the Flex application: Alt + Shift + F
  • Launch application AIR: Alt + Shift + R

... And finally, the need to Copy / Paste: Ctrl + C, Ctrl + V .... Oh you know! ;)

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[Events] The RIAs, new internet for the digital economy

Posted on 19 January 2009 by Julien Lestel

evenement EPITA RIA Mathieu Chatel, EPITA student in Paris, warned me he holds with his school an unprecedented event on 22 January 2009 in
Local EPITA on:
"The RIAs, new internet for the digital economy."
This event is divided into three main parts:

  • A forum with booths where students will present projects in direct connection with RIAs (many Flex).
  • Conferences involving the 3 major players in RIA: Microsoft, Adobe and the Open-Source.
  • A round table on "The RIA / Web 2.0 to upgrade the e-Government: Revolution or Evolution?"

For more information, please visit the website of the event.
And to register for the event there are two options:

If you have any questions do not hesitate to contact me, I will pass questions to the students EPITA.

We will look back on this day with more ...

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When there are rich clients in the Air (RIA and Adobe Flex)

Posted on 19 January 2009 by Julien Lestel

Camille Roux has posted a presentation as part of an HMI (Human Machine Interface) in an engineering school in Nice.
The content of this presentation entitled: "When there are rich clients in the Air (Adobe Flex and RIA).

Thank you to him :)

View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: RSL module)
Source: Blog de Camille

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FlexMonkey: Unit Testing in Flex

Posted on 15 January 2009 by Julien Lestel

tests unitaires flex - unit tests flex Developers Adobe Flex professionals have so far been frustrated by the lack of unit testing tools for Flex. Although FlexUnit has been developed for some time, developers have to Flex unit test tool worthy of the name ...

Rather than wait for someone (Adobe?) To do so Gorilla Logic has created a system called FlexMonkey open sourced. FlexMonkey allows us to record and read the interactions made with a flex interface, and generates ActionScript tests using scripts that can easily be included in a process of integration. It uses the Flex Automation API and was created by extending automation Adobe graphic AutoQuick.
The growing demand for such a tool was that even if the release is out there just 2 months, an active community has already begun this rough around open source project that has been downloaded nearly 1000 times.

For more info on the project FlexMonkey, here is a video presentation by its designers:

and resources is here: Google Code site or Gorilla Logic

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Adobe LiveCycle ES offers Amazon Cloud

Posted on 15 January 2009 by Julien Lestel

Adobe has announced the immediate availability of a version of its suite LiveCycle Enterprise Suite mode hosted on the infrastructure of Amazon cloud computing (Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud - EC2). LiveCycle ES Developer Express incorporates all the features that can be found later in the editor. Remember that Adobe LiveCycle ES is an integrated J2EE server solution for businesses that combines data collection, information security, document production and management processes of transformation of contents, and in many formats for the exchange: PDF, Flash (. swf), XML, HTML, etc..

According to Adobe, this new offering helps accelerate testing and deployment of applications. Indeed, a "virtual development environment for self-testing, development and testing of applications Adobe LiveCycle ES is offered to developers of enterprise solutions the members of the Adobe Enterprise Developer. This allows us to exploit the Following the editor without having to install or configure. The Adobe LiveCycle ES can run as server instances on the platform Amazon EC2. Developers can start and test phases and to amend their applications without having to invest in a development environment.

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French Tutorials Flex on Adobe TV

Posted on 12 January 2009 by Julien Lestel

A winter gift came from the Adobe website by Thibault and Michael who have posted some videos in English dedicated to some aspects of Adobe Flex on Adobe TV. Here is a list of videos:

- And the Flex Charting Components: implementation of graphs in a Flex application.
- Communication between AIR and LiveCycle: Communication between AIR and LiveCycle ES.
- Generating PDF in Flex with LiveCycle Data Services
- Generating PDF with AlivePDF (open source)
- WiiFlash: how to connect a WiiMote with a Flex application
- Programming in AS3 Bitmap optimize application performance Flex

Enjoy ;)

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Happy New Year to all flexeurs!

Posted on 01 January 2009 by Julien Lestel

All authors of Flex-info.fr join me in wishing you a wonderful year 2009: that the MXML, the ActionScript and success accompany you in all your projects!

I also hope that Flex Builder does not take you too the head and that becomes your Flex dada!

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Doom in AS3

Posted on 27 November 2008 by Julien Lestel

This is a port of the game in C, C + + to our favorite platform, the Flash Player. I had already talked to a port of Quake 1 to AS3. It is therefore of Doom which is now playable through flash with Alchemy, a toolkit to compile C or C + + for use in the Flash Player. The whole is quite complex and is explained here.

The game is available via this link (warning, he planted once and IE does not work on Mac ...) and has a very good FPS (frame per second this time). Such manipulation could allow new opportunities for the Flash player ...

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Source: HerbiFlux

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AIR BootCamp

Posted on 27 November 2008 by Julien Lestel

Duane Nickull and James Ward has recently completed 3.5 hours of presentation at Adobe MAX. Duane made a video of the course available for download. If you want to learn more about Adobe AIR, it is an excellent starting point. Get out here!

Source: EveryThingFlex

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Third component in Flex Tower

Posted on 25 November 2008 by Julien Lestel

Tour De Flex can be improved by your own components with Greg Wilson, who published the specifications to integrate your components and libraries. It is possible that the Tour De Flex becomes a way to find many examples of code. In many ways, this is a new and consistent resource for learning Flex.

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