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Learn to use the ActionScript & MXML extension for Visual Studio Code.
- Install the ActionScript & MXML extension
- Choose an ActionScript SDK for your workspace
- Create a new ActionScript project
- Build an ActionScript project
- Package an Adobe AIR application
- Common issues
- Create a project that targets Adobe AIR (Mobile)
- Create a project that targets Adobe AIR (Desktop)
- Create a project that targets Adobe Flash Player
- Create a project that targets the Apache Royale framework
- Create a project that targets HTML and JavaScript (no framework)
- Create a project that targets Node.js
- Create a project that targets the Feathers SDK
- Create a project that targets the classic Apache Flex SDK
- Create a library project (SWC)
- Create an Apache Royale library project (SWC)
- Debug an Adobe AIR mobile application in the simulator
- Debug an Adobe AIR mobile application on an iOS or Android device
- Debug an Adobe AIR desktop application
- Debug a SWF in the standalone Adobe Flash Player
- Debug a SWF embedded in HTML
- Debug an Apache Royale project with Google Chrome
- Debug an Apache Royale project with Mozilla Firefox
- Debug an Apache Royale project with Node.js
- asconfig.json
- List of extension settings
- List of extension commands
- List of build tasks for ActionScript and MXML
- launch.json fields for SWF debugging
- Code Generation
- Contribute to the extension
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Video: Apache FlexJS Web Application Development with Visual Studio Code (youtube.com)
A talk from ApacheCon Miami 2017 by Josh Tynjala (presents some out-of-date information, but it may still be useful)
- Adobe AIR (Mobile)
- Adobe AIR (Desktop)
- Adobe Flash Player
- Apache Royale
- HTML and JS (no framework)
- Node.js
- Feathers SDK
- Adobe Animate
- Classic Flex SDK
- Library (SWC)
- Royale Library (SWC)