On Thu, Aug 30, 2012 at 3:13 PM, Omar Gonzalez <omarg.develo...@gmail.com>wrote:
> > > On Thu, Aug 30, 2012 at 2:54 PM, Mr. Rich <mrrich....@gmail.com> wrote: > >> This is a long discussion for something already available. >> >> http://reshapemedia.com/ftml/ >> >> - flash (including older swf files) to html >> - php to flash >> - photoshop to flash >> - renders in browser >> - lots of demos and docs >> - no install, only 5 min setup >> - lots more >> >> That's only the online version. There is a client as3 and server php >> project that lets you do even more... try it out. >> >> The next step is a java and windows library... then the same flash code >> can >> export to html, php, java, .net... then only ios left. >> >> Flash is much further than you're all thinking. >> >> > First of all, this renders in Flash. The whole point of wanting to > cross-compile is so that the output is HTML/JavaScript. > > Second, the performance on that page is far from desirable. > > And finally, that is FAR from being a Flex -> HTML/JS cross-compilation. > I'm not sure what the F they're doing there but it runs horribly, renders > in Flash, and is most definitely NOT cross-compiling. > > -omar > Did I mention it runs horribly? Here's what they're doing... You place this crap at the bottom of you "FTML": <iframe src=" http://reshapemedia.com/ftml/engine/"; width="100%" height="100%"></iframe> The iframe proceeds to read the page its loaded in, parses the "FTML" and feeds it to a SWF file that renders it as Flash. Horrible, and again, not a cross-compiler from AS3 -> HTML/JS -omar
