>From talking to former flex users today, I guess a migration strategy document
>would probably be the most valuable document. Here companies can migrate their
>old flex code to flexjs.
Chris
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Hi all,
And we should keep in mind that there is always the threat of the full time
developers no longer being paid for their work on flex. The more undocumented
stuff we have, the more the project will suffer in that case.
Chris
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On 9/8/16, 8:31 AM, "Christofer Dutz" wrote:
>I don't quite agree.
>
>
>The problem with FlexJS is that you have to do things differently than
>with Flex. For Flex the web is full of useful and less useful how-tos on
>the topic, but for FlexJS there is next to nothing to be found.
For sure, we
I don't quite agree.
The problem with FlexJS is that you have to do things differently than with
Flex. For Flex the web is full of useful and less useful how-tos on the topic,
but for FlexJS there is next to nothing to be found.
It would be great to have some Documentation, walking an interes
