Hi Alex IMO, the problem with Flex mobile performance isn't
> the display list, it is the rest of the code that has to run before the > display list gets updated. Most mobile apps I've seen don't need 3D > rendering. Everything is flat 2D UI. The FlexJS SWF code is much lighter > weight than Flex Spark. No need to solve a problem that doesn't exist, > IMO. > That's great. I can't talk about actual FlexJS swf performance in mobile since I didn't try it (hope I could get a try soon), but your comment sound good and hope it meets expectations. -- Carlos Rovira http://about.me/carlosrovira
