Why are libraries located behind com/ or net/ directory structures?
Why are libraries located behind com/ or net/ directory structures?
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This is agnostic to Flash, Flex or any language. It’s been used for a long time in general software development. I believe it stemmed from the Java package structure, but I’m not sure. It’s used because it’s now a standard on how to do things and helps split up projects in a fairly unique way.
It normally goes like
<domain extension>/<domain>/<project name>/<sub component>/<whatever>.