Oh, now that you’ve cleared up I could do some initial tests and it looks
great. One can benefit a lot from using FlexJS to migrate the ActionScript
application’s core to JS.
I will definitely look at it later on.
At this moment I don’t have the time to migrate the application. The first
FlexJS is a framework that allows you to take your existing ActionScript
and build HTML5 based application from that.
There is no support for the FlexSDK UI components -- but there are many
comparable components that exist and are being created. Essentially, you
will be able to bring over your bu
Thanks a lot for the responses!
Let me ask another question then. What about the FlexJS project? Is it a safe
alternative to migrate code from Flex Air/Actionscript to HTML/Javascript?
Cheers,
Gabriel
> On 3 Apr 2017, at 03:29, Alex Harui [via Apache Flex Development]
> wrote:
>
>
Apache Flex is an open-source project -- so it won't be "going away".
Right now we have a thriving community that is actively contributing code
to it's success (in fact, we just released a new version of the SDK a few
weeks ago).
Adobe AIR is a toolkit that takes the output of Apache Flex and make
On 4/2/17, 6:47 PM, "lgabrielmf" wrote:
>Hello everyone!
>
>I'm finishing a product that I'll soon release to the market and I've used
>Apache Flex Air as the desktop client. How are the expectations about
>Apache
>Flex Air? Will it continue to be supported?
>
>Thanks for your attention.
Hi,
