Casual Rumblings

Does anyone know if there's a way (even with an extension) to get DW CS4 to act like Eclipse when highlighting balanced braces?

I love this eclipse feature. Turns my braces red to show where I'm missing closing braces or have too many closing braces. I just wish there was a way to do this with DW CS4. I find Eclipse to be buggy. I get so many "java.lang" errors that it's driving me batty.

I have CFEclipse, Aptana, and SVN plugins installed in Eclipse Ganymede (3.4?), and I'm getting errors each time I switch tabs. Very annoying. I'm not a happy camper with Eclipse. (where is Bolt!!!?!?)

I just started a new job where they use Eclipse. No biggie. They just wanted to use it because of it's Tortoise integration and CFEclipse.

I have yet to embrace Eclipse or CFEclipse for that matter. I'm strictly a DW fan.

Since DW CS4 is on my home machine and I don't employ any versioning control on my home machines (does anyone do this?), I was wondering if there were any pitfalls with using the SVN plugin for DW CS4.

Thanks everyone!

I saw a brand new BMW 3 series blow by me on the way to the Golden Gate Bridge with the license plate: ADBE AIR.

First thing that went through my mind was, "wow...now that's a fan" Then it hit me, "maybe it's an adobe employee who created the technology?" "maybe it's an evangelist for AIR?" "maybe it's just a really big fan of the technology?"

It's no big deal, but I thought I'd bring it to the attention of the CF/Flex/AIR world that there's someone out there touting their love for the technology.

Does anyone know of any flex groups (google or yahoo) that are geared towards those just getting their feet wet with Flex?

I'm in the midst of doing some coding in it and have a ton of questions. I'd love to have post some of my questions and get some feedback from the guru's of the flex community.

Thanks

Time for me to get out of my procedural programming techniques and jump into the 21st century. Time to get on the OO bandwagon.

For a project that I'm currently working on, it's going to be a trial by fire to absorb the contents of the blog title and be proficient...quickly!!

Kinda wish I was learning Model-Glue, but eh, either Mach-II or Model-Glue will turn my world upside down from the way I program sites now.

Scared, excited and up for the challenge!!!