We switched from FlexUnit to funit which seemed much more lightweight and came with out-of-the-box TeamCity support. Then FlexUnit 4 came up and IntelliJ IDEA 9 was released including a built-in FlexUnit runner. That alone would have been reason enough to switch over again, but additionally FlexUnit 4 seems to be a huge improvement over the 0.9 predecessor.

Actionscript, Continuous Integration, Flex, FlexUnit, TeamCity

Initially I wanted to blog about how we manage dependencies in our projects as well as the Catalysts Platform, then I noticed that my former co-worker Christoph from Platogo already did a perfect job on this. The only thing I could possibly add is that we not just manage Actionscript dependencies with Ivy, but dependencies [...]

Actionscript, Ant, Continuous Integration, Flex

Asycle is an analysing tool for actionscript class and package dependencies based on Classycle. It uses metaas as an actionscript parser and provides the necessary statistics to generate reports with Classycle.

Actionscript, Asycle, Continuous Integration, Flex, Structure101

We here at Catalysts use TeamCity for continuous integration and hence are spoiled by the notification and reporting possibilities we know from its built-in JUnit test runner. We therefor patched FlexUnit to work with TeamCity.

Actionscript, Continuous Integration, Flex, FlexUnit, TeamCity