Well, I'll tolerate them taking Ultra, MXML, even Flash Builder... How-ever... I will not tolerate them taking away the Developer Toolbox. According to some people, the Developer Toolbox creates "Unweildey Websites" with "Too many Includes". Well, if you want a good site with a fast load, you need a lot of includes.
My other question would be, "What will they do with all the code that the Toolbox has that it can make?" Well, they will probably ditch it, though I have made a request for them to release PHP backend code to the public.
Maybe they will, maybe they won't. All I can say is that Adobe just shot another good product through the heart.
"Shot through the heart, and you're to blame, you give love, a bad name!"
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According to some people, the Developer Toolbox creates "Unweildey Websites" with "Too many Includes"
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Talking about the MX Kollection / ADDT forums: isn´t it funny that these very "issues" were never publicly bemoaned by those developers who actually put ADDT to good use over the years ?
I really wonder whether all that stuff ever mattered to those who intensely worked with ADDT rather than giving it a basic try -- to me for once it never did, all the more other major PHP application development frameworks use to behave the same, so what ?
You're right. I have built upwards of 3 or 4 sites with ADDT now, and I have never found anything to be a problem with the "unweildeyness" of the sites it creates. Everything works, and I have no complaints. Whatever it builds, I know I couldn't hand code.