Hi Alex,
I have just carefully read your slides for FlexJS, you didn't mention anything about what will happen to the current Flex SDK (Flash Player & AIR based). Here is my question: 1. Before the FlexJS comes to 1.0 version (which you said it's just a basic version), we still gotta use Flex SDK to do the productions, so Flex SDK may still have updated versions to come, right? 2. I love the idea of FlexJS, but is it possible to keep the current Flex SDK alive along with FlexJS? I mean let the Flex SDK target the Flash Platform Runtimes specifically, and let the FlexJS target lightweight web apps. Cuz even when the FlexJS comes to mature (e.g. FlexJS 5.0), I don't think it can do all the things that Flash Runtime based Flex SDK does, and vice versa. So why don't we keep them both, let them be the 2 big branches of Apache Flex technology, they all have their strong and weak points. And Adobe AIR has started to show some promises on the mobile platform, over 1 billion installs since AIR 3.8, that's very impressive! http://blogs.adobe.com/flashplayer/2014/04/air-app-installs-cross-a-billion.html HTML/JS and Flex/Flash they are all good technologies, don't give up the current Flex SDK easily, that's my words from the bottom of my heart. DarkStone 2014-05-13 At 2014-05-13 01:24:47, "-Alex Harui" <aha...@adobe.com> wrote: >I'm finishing up my Slides for 360|Flex. Will have 2 or 3 cool demos. > >Slides are here for review and comment: >http://people.apache.org/~aharui/360Flex/FlexJS%20360%7cFlex%202014.pptx > >Thanks, >-ALex >
