I will most likely making these themes for my company (Material is already planned) so it wouldn't be too much trouble to open source.
Cupertino would be easy after that. Other components might also be useful like Mobile Color Picker, Mobile Calendar etc. Carlos Rovira-3 wrote > Hi Leokan, > > since many of the people here is working in Royale is hard that we could > join these efforts. But I think are very valuable and interesting. I stil > think Flex is very valid and can be used long time with AIR for Desktop, > iOS and Android. So if you want to work on that with Olaf and others, I > think you should and make as you make progress and start to push valid > PRs, > we can vote to make you committer in Apache Flex so you can work with more > ease against Apache Flex repo. > > Hope you like the idea and could we see some days Material and Cupertino > themes for Flex to become a reality :) > > What do you think? Alex, I have worked extensively with Ionic and other products which use Cordova. Although it is good for web to app implementations, it is still a web page just wrapped in an app, using the system browser which can result in poor performance. A simple test would be implementing and running Fibonacci algorithm in cordova vs native or even flex. You can also check this comparison vs react native <https://www.simform.com/react-native-vs-ionic/> . Long story short, not a good option when focusing on mobile. Alex Harui-2 wrote >> Regarding Cordova performance: Can you provide a test case or links to >> articles that prove this claim? I've heard it before, but could not find >> proof that it will affect most "companion"-style Flex mobile apps. It >> might affect games. >> >> Thanks, >> -Alex -- Sent from: http://apache-flex-development.2333347.n4.nabble.com/
