Mike Chambers

code = joy

as3corelib Library moved to GitHub

with 6 comments

I have just moved the as3corelib library over to GitHub (at the urging of Darron Schall). This should make the project a little easier to manage, and in particular, make it easier for developers to contribute patches, and for me to review and accept them.

All files, issues, source, and wiki pages have been moved from the old site to the new one. The old site is still up, but directs people to the new site, and will no longer be updated.

Make sure to update your bookmarks to:
https://github.com/mikechambers/as3corelib

Thanks to Darron Schall who help with the transition.

Written by mikechambers

July 29th, 2010 at 11:12 am

Posted in General

Tagged with

6 Responses to 'as3corelib Library moved to GitHub'

Subscribe to comments with RSS or TrackBack to 'as3corelib Library moved to GitHub'.

  1. moving to github is great move. I am sure, we would see some good forks and collaboration in coming months.

    Abdul Qabiz

    29 Jul 10 at 11:19 am

  2. Why don’t you merge it with as3-commons? Last thing we need is more fragmentation…

    Mike

    29 Jul 10 at 12:32 pm

  3. Sweet! I’ll definitely fork it and add some fixes.
    I’m still bummed the Open@Adobe initiative isn’t based around a DVCS like Git, especially with platforms such as GitHub around. Mono, jQuery, Facebook and Twitter are all very successfully managing their open source programs on GitHub.

    Cheers,
    Daniel

    Daniel Gasienica

    29 Jul 10 at 12:44 pm

  4. Ooops, I’ve actually made some additions to as3flickrlib. Will you move that one too?

    Daniel Gasienica

    29 Jul 10 at 3:29 pm

  5. Hello,

    I’m new to GitHub, but a long-time user of your fine work in the AS3 Core Lib project. I’m having a bit of trouble cloning the project in a way that Flash Builder 4 can understand. Any ideas or references for how to get the project working locally?

    Thanks,
    //Matt Hayes

    Matt Hayes

    29 Oct 10 at 10:30 pm

  6. Nevermind, I figured it out! I just cloned the repository into my workspace, and than created a new Flex Library project and pointed at the newly cloned directory. I was running into trouble trying various methods of importing the directory…

    Anyway, fixed now, great work on this library, thanks!

    //Matt Hayes

    Matt Hayes

    29 Oct 10 at 10:47 pm

Leave a Reply