Hi,
> really? geez. do you have any numbers for this?
As I did several of the fixes I know how much faster the mx datagrid was on
successive versions but I don’t have any hard number between the two. Depends
on what you doing, how many rows and columns etc etc for small grids it’s
probably no
We mostly use spark components. The skinning for us is actually a positive
thing, but we also mix in two CSS files for the apps as well. The first CSS
controls the sizing/shaping/rounding/fonts/global settings. The second CSS
controls the colors/padding/custom styles. Keeping them separa
On 8/14/2015 1:39 PM, Justin Mclean wrote:
That may not be the case, spark components all things considered are
generally slower than MX ones but have a better way of skinning. The MX
datagrid has had significant performance improvements since comping to Apache
really? geez. do you have any nu
I suspect that Spark being ugly was a part of Adobe's business strategy to
push Flash Catalyst. Just a hunch though.
On Fri, Aug 14, 2015 at 1:45 AM, Alain Ekambi
wrote:
> Exactly what I think.
> Spark compiments are simply ugly. And by the time you skin them you end up
> having something simil
Exactly what I think.
Spark compiments are simply ugly. And by the time you skin them you end up
having something similar to MX anyway.
Never been a fan of the spark components.
On 14 August 2015 at 09:08, Peter Ginneberge wrote:
>
> I'm afraid I disagree. Unless you have proof - other than you
I'm afraid I disagree. Unless you have proof - other than you just saying it -
I really doubt spark improves response time.
Here's my take on it..
The default spark theme is fugly, so you'll have to come up with your own
skins if you want your app to look somewhat decent.
Spark in general
Hi,
> It is better & recommended to use spark libraries & component in Flex4 or
> if you are developing app in Flex4 you should use spark component only.
> This will improve the application response time.
That may not be the case, spark components all things considered are generally
slower than
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I’m seeing that in a few things. I’m mostly interested in AIR or at least
that’s where I’m steering.
thx
Trevor
> On Aug 13, 2015, at 4:02 PM, Sean Thayne wrote:
>
> For the most part Spark has all the things you will need. However, some
> things were never finished in Spark, not many th
For the most part Spark has all the things you will need. However, some
things were never finished in Spark, not many though. For those you either
need to use MX libraries or find a 3rd party library.
-Sean Thayne
On Thu, Aug 13, 2015 at 7:32 AM, Trevor Holman
wrote:
> As I’m studying through F
As I’m studying through Flex and using it can I get some opinions on whether it
is necessary to continue using the MX libraries. Is it feasible to just use the
Spark library or do most still use MX quite a bit?
Trevor
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