If Adobe would have chosen another comunication strategy probably
Flex/Flash wouldn't be in this situation.
They announced at the same time the stop of the development of the
FlashPlayer for mobile and then the release ofFlex to Apache...
We all know that are 2 complete different issues but the wor
I complete agree with filippo. The issue with flex is not whether it is the
best choice as a UI framework ( which it wins hands down... ) but the
platform on which it is deployed. I was really saddened the day when a
really good framework was shot down just because of horrible PR.
I was supposed t
On 2/3/12 9:01 AM, "filippo dipisa" wrote:
> So what is the message that the Apache Flex should give to the outside Flex
> comunity to convice them to stay and to help apache as well?
The message is now that you can actually make a difference. Before you
could submit patches and wait forever.
Machinarium is the proof that mobile games with Flash is possible.
Moreover, Starling is also coming soon with AIR 3.2 and it seems that
performances for mobile games are pretty good...
Le 4 févr. 2012 12:55, "Fil" a écrit :
>
> I totally agree with you.
> Flex is definetly the winner at the momen
I totally agree with you.
Flex is definetly the winner at the moment in terms of features and i think it
is good to continue to develop this project but moving out quickly from the
flashplayer.
javafx already added th fxml that is similar to mxml and it won t take long to
have the same features
I am in a similar situation, an enterprise app using Flex on JEE. While I
really like the framework, the uncertainty around the Flash player and
Adobe would give me serious cause for concern on a greenfield project. I
think that the best thing Flex can do to sustain its viability is target
other
It is obvious that a game use just As3 withou any flex libs
Try to buy/download the few games developed in As3 for iphone and see the
rendering performance
On 3 February 2012 18:13, Nick Collins wrote:
> Well, for a game like your use case I wouldn't be using Flex. Flex is an
> enterprise applic
Well, for a game like your use case I wouldn't be using Flex. Flex is an
enterprise application development framework. For a game I would use pure
AS3 with the game framework of your choice, depending on what you're
looking for in terms of physics and such. Flex is going to give you a lot
of overhe
On 3 February 2012 17:24, Rui Silva wrote:
> > From: "filippo dipisa"
> >
> > 1)My problem is, if you have to start a greenfield project web based,
> would
> > you use Flex or go for another RIA solution like GWT that already
> targets
> > html5?
>
> Flex
>
Correct answer :)
In the past we trie
> From: "filippo dipisa"
>
> 1)My problem is, if you have to start a greenfield project web based,
would
> you use Flex or go for another RIA solution like GWT that already
targets
> html5?
Flex
> 2)If you start a client(desktop)/server project should you use Scala and
> JavaFx( that now you
>
>
> At the moment I think that many people out there they will try to avoid
>> Flex because is Flashplayer driven, they don't trust Adobe anymore and it
>> is not supported by the tablet or /smartphones.
>>
> That is a bit of a misnomer. You can't run Flash in mobile browsers
> (except on mos
My questions are just to rise a discussion.
We already know and decided what to use for the future UI development
This questions Is just to understand the priorities to give faith back to
Flex, because I know many Flex developers that are complaining against
Adobe and trying to move out from Flex d
You will find your question is quite general in this mailing list, rather,
you should make the proper decision from Consumers data in Forrester
Research.
On Sat, Feb 4, 2012 at 12:40 AM, Bruce Lane wrote:
> Hi,
> I would use AIR as it runs on the platforms and projects you need, and
> I would
On 2/3/2012 11:26 AM, filippo dipisa wrote:
1)My problem is, if you have to start a greenfield project web based, would
you use Flex or go for another RIA solution like GWT that already targets
html5?
It depends on the skills of the team, the budget, and timeline.
At the moment I think that m
Hi,
I would use AIR as it runs on the platforms and projects you need, and
I would have faith in the wonderful apache flex community.
Bruce
On 3 February 2012 17:26, filippo dipisa wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> I want to rise some thoughts on the immediate future of Flex, considered by
> the Java world
Hi everyone,
I want to rise some thoughts on the immediate future of Flex, considered by
the Java world side
At the moment we are using Flex 4.5, parsley, bla bla bla, as the
presentation layer of some JEE applications as I think many of you are
doing.
1)My problem is, if you have to start a gre
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