I'm not really familiar with ANE development but I will keep your
suggestion in mind. But is it not possible to display and edit HTML on
mobile? This looks like a big shortcoming to me. Surely there has to be an
option to raise the keyboard and proxy the key events to a RichEditableText
component?
Congratulations.
I will definitely download it today!
I' Flex developer since version 3.0 and have not yet tested FlexJS for lack
of an IDE with SDK integrated.
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Yes, congrats as well.
I have downloaded it last week and have successfully run my first hello
world FlexJS page which is a good start!
Will continue with something a little more ambitious soon.
BTW: Like the way you have integrated tour de flex! Great idea. Keep up the
great work.
Look forward
Hi Christian,
We are aware of a permission error during FlexJS project compilation in
Moonshine with latest FlexJS SDK (0.6.0). We are investigating this and we
shall keep you informed when this is fixed in the App Store.
Thanks for keeping us informed!
Santanu Karar
My Apache Flex community
There is currently no way to make AIR show a soft keyboard on iOS for
anything except a TextField or StageText that is in focus. I've been
pushing Adobe to support the existing InteractiveObject needsSoftKeyboard
and requestSoftKeyboard() APIs on iOS that are currently Android-only.
https://bugbas
Hi,
FlexJS has a couple of non-Flash component libraries now, CreateJS and jQuery,
along with integration with Apache Cordova. This got me thinking about ReactJS.
I did a little investigation to see how it might fit with FlexJS and I wrote a
brief page about[1]. My opinion is that ReactJS, espe
Hi Peter,
very interesting read. These days ReactJS seems to be the V library with
most traction on the web (overpassing AngularJS 2 and others). I thought
you integrated React in FlexJS but as I read I saw is really a comparision
and not an integration like the one with CreateJS. Very useful to s
Thanks for checking out the article. Alex Harui is working on such a
thing. Perhaps when he has a moment he can fill us in on the details.
‹peter
On 6/3/16, 2:35 PM, "carlos.rov...@gmail.com on behalf of Carlos Rovira"
wrote:
>Hi Peter,
>
>very interesting read. These days ReactJS seems to be t
On 6/3/16, 11:39 AM, "Peter Ent" wrote:
>Thanks for checking out the article. Alex Harui is working on such a
>thing. Perhaps when he has a moment he can fill us in on the details.
Well, I'm trying to see if we can run MX and Spark on top of FlexJS, but
it is going to be fat and slow because F
I had an idea recently that I haven't looked into too deeply, so it might
turn out that it isn't feasible. However, I'd like to try adding an
optional flag to make the compiler interpret XML literals in ActionScript
as JSX instead (obviously, you'd no longer be able to use XML literals for
their or
That's interesting. So essentially, you could replace all the JS in the
ReactJS examples with AS?
I still think there are more productivity gains beyond that for ReactJS.
Anytime I look at these framework APIs using a lot of {} objects, that is
ripe for a more strongly-typed API surface.
-Alex
Yes, exactly. Using ActionScript with a hot new framework like React would
be really compelling, in my opinion.
Interestingly, React lets you use ES6 classes as long as you extend
React.Component. Here's an example from the React docs:
class HelloMessage extends React.Component {
render() {
You can use React in TypeScript with the type definitions here:
https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/tree/master/react
My team is using React in TSX which references AS libraries typed with
as2dts. For my work, the major advantage AS has over TS is the is/as
operators which can check
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