I don't believe I was being unfriendly. This is mailing list explicitly related to building the Apache Flex SDK. Your experiences / pains on building HTML apps has no place here. Nor does a debate on the merits of HTML/JavaScript Frameworks.

I'm not saying discussions on HTML or related frameworks are bad; this just isn't the place for venting nor recommendations.

On 6/15/2012 10:17 AM, Joan Llenas Masó wrote:
I don't see this mail so Off Topic that I would send someone elsewhere...
Don't be so unfriendly please.. (With all due respects)

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On Fri, Jun 15, 2012 at 4:02 PM, Jeffry Houser <jef...@dot-com-it.com <mailto:jef...@dot-com-it.com>> wrote:


     With all due respects; we're glad you like Flex and some of it's
    simplicity; but as this conversation has nothing to do with
    development of Flex SDK; can you please take it elsewhere?


    On 6/15/2012 9:50 AM, James Ong wrote:

        Hundreds libraries? Just JQuery and any solid JS framework
        will do. I been using Flex, Scala (Play! or Lift framework)
        and PHP/Javascript/CSS for years. You will need to understand
        Flex is not one-size-fit-all technology and slowly you should
        get used to it.


        On Fri, Jun 15, 2012 at 9:40 PM, sathyamoorthi
        <sathyamoorthi...@gmail.com
        <mailto:sathyamoorthi...@gmail.com>
        <mailto:sathyamoorthi...@gmail.com
        <mailto:sathyamoorthi...@gmail.com>>> wrote:

           Hi,

                   I don't know where to share my thoughts. As a hard-core
           flex developer i just dump my thoughts here.

                   Yesterday, i started to build a web app using HTML.
        As a
           first step i tried to build a layout. I don't have anything
           special. below is my layout.


                   After a long struggle i designed and positioned my
        header
           correctly. Then i came to my main page which contains 3
           containers. If it is flex, i will code like this,

        <mx:HGroup id="grp" width="100%" height="100%">
        <mx:Group id="grp1" width="300px" height="100%"></mx:Group>
        <mx:Group id="grp2" width="100%" height="100%"></mx:Group>
        <mx:Group id="grp3" width="300px" height="100%"></mx:Group>
        <mx:HGroup>

                   Above code will take less than a minute and should work
           perfectly in all browsers as i think.   But you know guys i am
           trying above layout for a day in HTML. still i didn't get
        it correct.

                   Usually in flex,

                       grp2.width = grp.width - grp1.width - grp3.width.

                   But in HTML,

                       grp2.width = grp.width. How good it is? i don't
        know.
           And another thing, i tried to layout 3 div's inside another div
           horizontally. That is also really painful.
           i tried float, display and lot more options. Nothing helps
        me to
           get it right in all browsers. I know it is easy with Table.
        but i
           should do it with divs.

                       Hundreds of libraries there in JavaScript. But
        really
           nothing contains that number of good components and layout
           features like Flex. I really hate programming in a day.

           _*  NOTE: Please don't reply with any HTML codes.*_ I will

           continue and succeed on Monday anyway. It is just a story,
        how a
           flex developer struggles to migrate to HTML because
           of HTML5 storm.

                       Happy Weekend!!!!!

           -Sathyamoorthi.




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