@Carlos, I think we have to be careful with the open source term. I think
the independent aspect is the key, as like I said earlier in the
conversation the small piece of the Flash platform that is proprietary is
the very reason why browser vendors have not be able to cripple Flash, have
not been a
Hi,
I'm the author of the ToggleSwitch Flex component. Sorry for the very late
reply. I give my permission for this to be used for any purpose.
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I've always said that having an open source virtual machine to stand FLEX
is the good way forward, so... At least interested in knowing more about
the project.
2015-01-18 14:39 GMT-03:00 Erik de Bruin :
> I applaud any new Open Source initiatives, and I think you are right
> to use this forum to
I applaud any new Open Source initiatives, and I think you are right
to use this forum to look for people willing to help you out. The Flex
community would greatly benefit from an Open Source player able to
playback SWF files.
I do however ask you to mind your language and temper the emotional
con
We would leverage and use the full extend of the open sources components of
the Flash Platform, and build the proprietary part of the player. It is
actually the key, without it it would be merely the same as open standards
and would fail for the same reasons HTML5 did. In order to run innovation
in
Well, even if you are fully aware of it, I'll just say that what you are
looking to make isn't something trivial, years of work. Maybe the best
option would be to use LightSpark as the starting point. As for people to
work on it, I'd say that trying to contact anyone who contributes or
contributed
