Configure and program code and develop software or designs for websites in the editor supporting ActionScript and Haxe structures. It offers source-control support for svn, git and mercurial, a set of various tasks and snippets, XML/HTML completion and zen-coding for HTML.
FlashDevelop is a powerful and open-source solution recommended to ActionScript programmers in need of a professional tool for writing, editing, compiling ActionScript code, as well as CPP, CSharp, HMTL, Haxe, CSS, Jscript, and Python source code. It integrates many features and stands as great competition to other commercial programs of this kind.
FlashDevelop is a quite complex application and it requires additional programming knowledge in order to be used properly; therefore, beginners might have difficulties in understanding its functionality.
I like that FlashDevelop offers access to a lot of settings and configuration options. This also applies to each of the plugins that FlashDevelop comes with. Another feature, which I consider to be very useful especially for beginners, is “code completion”. Regardless of the language that you are using, the program will automatically offer you suggestions as you type code in the main window. It is quite a time-saving solution.
Personally, I enjoyed working with FlashDevelop, and came to the conclusion that it can help developers create professional Flash.
v5.0.1 [Jun 15, 2015]
Features, fixes and improvements: (changes)
* Appman config update for FP and AIR SDK 18
* Added option to remove invalid projects and files from recents
* UI and theming fixes and improvements
* Custom scrollbars enabled for Thyleus, Obsidian and 3rd party themes (reapply to fix bad disabled colors)
* AS3 Flash and AIR templates default to FP18
* Haxe Flash templates defaults to FP12
* Haxe doc link update in help menu
* Results and Output is now limited to 1000 entries in one queue, prevents UI lockups
* Haxe metadata completion fixes
* Fix exception caused by interpolation completion in comments
* CodeFormatter fix, dollar can be in the identifier
* Windows XP support fixes
