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What do others think... We start with notable blog mentions by Colin Moock and Branden Hall, continue with testimonials by industry experts and then reviews by well-known and respected Flash community and business sites like FlashKit, FlashDevils, Flashmagazine, CNet Builder.com, CorparateMediaNews, Studiowhiz... the author of 'Actionscript for Flash MX: The Definitive Guide' featured ASV and Tools at his personal blog  Read the blog entry at moock.org! "actionscript viewer news April 13, 2003 ... ASV, which entered the scene as a simple sneak-a-peek-at-your-code tool, has matured into a very handy companion to flash, worthy of any developer's attention. ..." featured a real-life experience with ASV 3.0 at his personal blog site WaxPraxis  Read the blog entry at WaxPraxis! [Original link, changed May 15, 2003] "ASV Saves my Ass (yet again!) Posted on August 13, 2002 at 1:59 AM ... I was able to use ASV 3.0 to yank the code out of the SWF and put it back into my FLA. Talk about saving my sanity! ..." Testimonials "Great work as always!" (September 16, 2003. About the new ASV 4.0) "The new ASV4 is a great update. The ability to switch between the different versions of Actionscript and bytecode gave me a great insight in the language and what is compiled when using the new Components. A must have for anyone who is serious about working with Flash MX 2004 in my opinion" (September, 2003. About the new ASV 4.0) "With the ever-growing list of add-ons, ASV is becoming one of those indenspensible 3rd party apps that any serious Flash developer can't be without." (June 27, 2004. After ASV SOL Viewer and Editor release) "world's best tool..." (July 12, 2004. About ASV 4.06) "Burak's Action Script Viewer 2.5 is an exceptional tool that includes an impressive list of features that go beyond previous versions. With the welcomed addition of a timeline, similar to that found in Flash's interface, ASV 2.5 also incorporates a list of impressive features that separate this application from most other 3rd party tools. All testimonials listed alphabetically (by author). Reviews  Read Jens C. Brynildsen's review at Flashmagazine.com! February 29, 2004 "I made the export and clicked the JSFL file. Flash opened and "voila" - there was my project, fully reconstructed! It was nothing short of amazing." "...an old client returns and want you to tweak the menu you did 3-4 years ago. Now where was that backup...? ASV can really save you in situations like this. You may dislike decompilers, but the first time you need the rebuild-functionality you'll love ASV!"  Read the review at Brajeshwar.com! Original URL was http://www.brajeshwar.com/archives/000129.php 20 September 2003 "...I got ASV 4.0 and the first thing that came to my mind is "Wow! every teenagers dream is here". Had James Bond been a Flash Developer, he would have been presented ASV 4.0 by "G" long back." "...it is cheap enough for a cool tool for any Flash Developer..."   
Read the review at studiowhiz.com! This review is not currently available online because studiowhiz.com is in a redesign process. Please contact us for screenshots of the review if you're interested. 28 July 2003 "Actionscript Viewer, made by the Manitu Group of Istanbul, Turkey, is an extremely useful swf decompilier." "Although there is no Mac version of this nifty little app, its simple enough to run well on VirtualPC. At US$59.95, I recommend it to flash developers at any level."  Read the review at FlashDevils.com! This review seems not available temporarily. Please contact us for screenshots of the review if you're interested. May 18, 2003 Rating: 8.5/10 "Action Script Viewer (which I will be referring to as 'ASV' through out the review) is one of the most versatile Flash-related tools I have come across as a developer.... It can be a life-saver in many situations. ASV is easy to use, although getting to some of the advanced features is not. In addition, the documentation provided with it is very comprehensive."  Read reviews at FlashCandy.org reviews section! "ASV just became even more usefull. If you're a serious Actionscript developer there's currently no way around this tool. It gives you an idea of what other user see when they have a look at your code and the pCode feature is a great help when optimizing your scripts."  Read Adam Bell's v2.0 review at corporatemedianews.com! "Just like when Penn & Teller would create magic tricks and then broke every rule in the book by actually showing us how they created the trick, ActionScript Viewer also exposes the tricks of the trade, with no extra blood!" "Again, I think this is a great and powerful product but maybe too powerful if it is not in the right hands."  Read David Emberton's v1.5 review at CNET Builder.com! This review seems not online. Please contact us for screenshots of the review if you're interested. "...for a mere $50, any serious Flash developer should pick up a copy, if for no other reason than to get a glimpse of what their competition might be seeing." CNET rating: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 best The good: Acts as a browser for ActionScript and file structure data in Flash Player movies; allows ActionScript code to be copied and pasted into a text editor. The bad: Available for Windows only; no demo or trial available. The bottom line: A great tool for the legitimate recovery of your own lost ActionScript code and the less-than-legitimate collection of others' code.  Read Bill Spencer's (Pope de Flash) v1.0 review at FlashKit! "There is unfortunately no demo to download but I think for professionals who from time to time need this type of tool, it's a bargain. And for newbies having a hard time seeing the code in the open source files in the movie section; this would be a great help. If you like this tool or not it does a great job." Reviews are listed chronologically. |
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