Why did they give it two names? Why not just call it CCF? This isn't a
new OS release.
The "Gravity" name is a bit unfortunate as Granite DS message push
framework is also called Gravity (and has been for years). So now we
have two Gravities in Flex.
John
2012/8/3 Keith Sutton :
> There have be
Agree with the idea of not using the term "roadmap". Since actually,
what we are talking about is not a roadmap at all in the conventional
sense, and is much better described with the title you mention below
Keith. In this sense it might be apropriate for the actual Flex site -
but then you would d
If Spoon have organisation and/or heirarchy, and Apache accepts
contribution from anyone, then it might be simple: the Spoon
Foundation creates a Spoon Roadmap - what they hope to deliver to Flex
and when. They can post it on their Spoon.as website. Those that want
to be part of an organised/guided
2012/7/12 Jeffry Houser :
> It does not affect my point. But, as I understood it; most people use Ruby
> today for the server-side of a web site (or other application).
Probably true. It's most commonly used with Rails, which is a
server-side framework built on top of Ruby.
> I can
> install an
2012/7/10 Jeffry Houser :
> Unless I'm mistaken the original request was to integrate
> http://projectsprouts.org/ into the Flex SDK. And someone else stated that
> Project Sprouts has a Ruby Dependency, which seems to be true based on the
> web site. I have strong reservations about adding some
2012/7/10 Gary McGhee :
> Now that Flex has been handed to the community, would it be possible to
> consider properly adopting Sprouts as a core part of the SDK?
I like the idea but this is kind of a barrier to entry (from the front page):
"To get started with Project Sprouts and Flash developmen
The official Flash Player roadmap
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplatform/whitepapers/roadmap.html as
of June 28 says "Adobe continues to actively invest in enabling
developers to create and deploy Flash based content as mobile (and
desktop) applications via Adobe AIR."
If this is not in fact th
Hi guys,
Not sure if you're wanting comments right now but the logo up the
top-left has the bottom few pixels cut off in both they jpg and html
version.
Regards,
John
2012/7/2 Ashish Desai :
> Here is the preview of the first page built in HTML.
>
> http://showcase.zootar.com
>
> Tom, I have cre
Hi, I saw this in another thread "Fork and clone the SDK from github
(or checkout from svn if you're a masochist) at:
https://github.com/apache/flex";.
What is the relation of github to SVN? I see that SVN changes are
synced to github, but what about the other way? I assumed this would
only be one
2012/6/15 Jeffry Houser :
>
> I don't believe I was being unfriendly. This is mailing list explicitly
> related to building the Apache Flex SDK. Your experiences / pains on
> building HTML apps has no place here.
+1 Jeffry.
No-one is trying to attack the OP nor the ensuing participants in the
In defence of the second designer... I think they are both great :-)
John
2012/5/24 Michael Montoya
> GraniteDS is as very valid replacement for BlazeDS in case you are looking
> for alternatives.
>
GraniteDS is more feature-complete than BlazeDS. It's more like Livecycle.
It's worth questioning whether BlazeDS should really be integrated into
Flex, as going forward G
good summary of such frameworks
http://codebrief.com/2012/01/the-top-10-javascript-mvc-frameworks-reviewed/
El 26 de abril de 2012 09:31, Cosma Colanicchia escribió:
> AngularJS is really, really interesting, thanks for the tip.
>
>
>
> 2012/4/26 James Ong :
> > @Igor, Angular and Knockout are in
Once you modify a piece of writing enough, it's legally a separate work
isn't it?
John
What is the purpose of the first link? Somebody that has no idea what Flex
is, stumbles across the mailing list archives, his only way forward is via
that link, he follows it and becomes an avid Flex developer? Sounds a bit
far-fetched. In reality such a person would just google "Flex". The second
I agree on no bug numbers. Except I think it's valid in a temporary comment
where you have a hack because you are awaiting a fix in another issue. Like
"We have to check for null here due to a bug in Label - see FLEX-99"
John
2012/2/27 David Arno
> As the topic of targeting HTML5 has been raised numerous times
> here, I figured it was time to start thinking in detail about how we might
> do this.
>
> In doing this though, I started to question whether there was any really
> point to it.
>
>
I think the argument abou
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Pierangelo, I've had a look at your patc
2012/2/23 Justin Mclean
> For instance I was amused by this (it occurs multiple times):
>
>
Heh heh, perfect example of why code comments need to be well thought out,
and in particular why redundant comments should be avoided. What does the
coment add to the code here (that is, if the comment we
May I suggest that we just commit the GB version with a "best effort"
format, then go on to look for a all-encompasing solution. The fact that no
GB version exists yet is quite incredible.
John
2012/2/14 David Arno
> > From: Justin Mclean [mailto:jus...@classsoftware.com]
> > Sent: 14 February 2
What a fantastic job from the team at Fuse Collective, and all for free!
Thankyou.
I'd like to remind everyone that there was an original requirement for a
two-colour logo - it would be good to see this. Maybe we could vote on it?
(just kidding).
John
2012/2/5 Stephane Beladaci
> Apple does not push HTML5 because it is better, they push it because it
> does not exists
>
>
>
Haha this is so true.
2012/2/4 Carlos Rovira
> Normaly people use to solve in The backend layer.
>
I need to print pages containing a combination of charts with legends and
other components. Backend is therefore not an option. We got there, but
it was a nightmare and the current code just feels so hacked up. I think
p
2012/1/27 Bertrand Delacretaz
>
>
> > Prefer the bigger Flex and smaller Apache. ..
>
> Same here, but IMO the logo should read "Apache Flex" and not "Flex
> Apache" - the leftmost one at
> http://www.fusecollective.com/apache-flex/apache-flex-fusecollective_v2.jpg
> reads "Flex Apache" to me.
>
>
2012/1/24 Remi P
> Just to say that I do not agree with the idea that #49 includes something
> negative, I think just the opposite
>
Clearly, some people initially see something negative such as a fallen
"F", and some don't. However think about all those people that are so keen
to put down Flex
Doug,
I feel it's very important to consider the possible interpretations of the
logo as listed previously in this thread.
However I think it's shortsighted to influence the choice of a logo for
years to come with news that probably won't outlast this month.
By the way, +1 to #42
John
2012/1/24
2012/1/24 Cedric Muller usa...@benga.li
> Best for Apache Flex ? Take the logos that were selected, or go the NO
> LOGO way. Bring it to the next level people. No logo whatever.
NO LOGO - I like it. Just like "The Artist Formerly Known as Prince", we
could take the Adobe flex logo and just print
I'm neutral to the proposal. However I'd like to clarify something which
some seem to have misunderstood: the proposal is to configure the list
server to add this tag to the subject line automatically. No-one writing
mails to the list would have to do anything different.
John
2012/1/23 Neil (mail
Simple: Votes where all 5 points are allocated to one logo shall be ignored
since they violate the rules. Obviously if the person corrects his mistake
during the voting period, then his corrected vote can count.
In the case of a PPMC member making this mistake, oweing to his importance
I would try
I also only saw the ship once someone mentioned it :-). So I don't think we
have to worry about that.
However I do see the F submerged in water with a sun setting behind it.
It's also very pretty.
I wonder what it would look like with words, rather than the F, reflecting?
John
2012/1/18 Nataliy
2012/1/16 Mike Britton
> Here's a sketch I did that I don't hate too much.
>
"I don't know much about art, but I know what I hate. And I don't hate
this" - Mr Burns.
JIRA has not just bug reports but tasks, new features, plus "assigned to"
and "in progress". So it could be used for this if desired.
John
2012/1/16 Nicholas Kwiatkowski
> It should handle that for bugs/issues/fixes, but I don't think JIRA will
> know anything about what is happening in people'
Please make sure you migrate the issues before you open this up to all
users to lodge bugs.
If not, we might suffer thousands of duplicates where people start
re-logging their outstanding bugs in the new system.
John
2012/1/16 Bertrand Delacretaz
> On Mon, Jan 16, 2012 at 9:49 AM, Justin Mclea
A couple of suggestions about the logo voting:
1. If you go for PMC-only voting, if possible I would recommend you use
surveymonkey or some other online service to take the votes in a way that
the tally cannot be seen until the end, so as not to advantage the final
voters. For example,
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