Flex eclipse plugin isn't it free?
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Eclipse is free , flex sdk is free. Is not the eclipse plugin for flex free?

Salangi answered 20/3, 2011 at 16:10 Comment(0)
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No, it is not free.

There are some free options for development, however:

  • Command-line and editor of choice
  • FlashDevelop
  • Tofino (Visual Studio plugin, if you already have that)
Kinetics answered 20/3, 2011 at 20:12 Comment(0)
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I guess you mean Flash Builder (formerly Flex Builder).

It is an Eclipse-based IDE, so I guess you can call it an Eclipse plugin, but it is not free.

You can however get a free license for it if you are unemployed or student, or using it for academic purposes.

Check http://www.adobe.com/devnet-archive/flex/free/ out to know more about this offer.

Homopterous answered 20/3, 2011 at 16:15 Comment(2)
i thought flex builder and flex eclipse plugin were two different things ?Salangi
@user No, there is Flash Builder and that's it. Flex Builder is the old name.Homopterous
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There a two flavors of Flash Builder (formerly Flex Builder). The Flash Builder plugin for eclipse and the Flash Builder stand-alone (build upon eclipse). Both are part of the commercial license.

Beside the commercial Flash Builder plugin there exist many other commercial plugins for eclipse. Nothing confusing about that.

Englut answered 21/3, 2011 at 7:18 Comment(1)
I am not quite agreeing with you. There is basically no difference between the plugin and the stand-alone: the stand-alone is just the plugin running on a separate Eclipse provided at the installation.Homopterous
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There seems to be some confusion here if I'm understanding correctly.

There is a free flex plug-in avilable for eclipse. Flex has been an open-source project and the SDK available as a stand-alone plug-in for the eclipse IDE for free; yes for free, for several years now. For obvious reasons it isn't widely promoted, but it is available. Here is a link explaining the free flex 4 SDK for Eclipse.

Free flex SDK explaination

Eden answered 22/2, 2012 at 12:42 Comment(1)
Your link is not related to your answer. If it is available, why won't you post a proper link?Doorsill

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