This is an old version of the program, please check the releases page for the latest version.

This release contains Flex SDK related fixes/updates, UI stability improvements and few new features. Happy coding!

About FlashDevelop:
* Features
* Screenshots

Changes:

* Flex/AIR completion updated
* Improved AIR projects with certification & packaging scripts
* Basic compatibility with Adobe Flex Builder projects (open read-only / import FB projects)
* Automatic output in "bin-debug" vs. "bin" depending on the selected "Debug" vs. "Release" configuration
* Flash compiler errors are captured and clickable in FlashDevelop
* Supports building current Flash project or current FLA
* View modified lines, you can enable it from the program settings
* New "test project" option: open a document (ie. html page) instead of the SWF file
* Optionally define the main class' package when creating a project
* View code regions & improved sorting options in Outline view
* Support for trace capture in Quick Build ("-debug" option)
* Support for high-dpi setting and customizable UI fonts
* Match case option added to quick find
* Improved code generators (override, interface implementation)

Important:

* Backup your customized user files: they will be overwritten on first run.
* Get the debug Flash player (you need: projector and Active X)
* Java 1.6+ is required for the Flex compiler (ActionScript 3).
* Get Adobe Flex 3 SDK. The free Flex SDK (2 or 3) is required for ActionScript 3 development if you don't use Flash CS3.

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Download:

Built from rev. 2248
Download FlashDevelop 3.0.0 Beta7

New: automatic output in "bin-debug" vs. "bin" (AS3 only)

Specify target build as 'dirname-debug\output.swf' and '-debug' will be removed automatically when you select 'Release' configuration.


New: "Test Movie > Open document..." option in the project properties

You can choose to open a document (using the default associated program) instead of playing the SWF directly. Typically you would select an HTML page embedding the SWF.