I'm not sure I understood all of that, but yes, when you have time, we can discuss more.
I do think the main focus for FlexJS is "single-url" apps (the URL does not change so no page is reloaded). -Alex On 9/6/14 2:39 PM, "jude" <[email protected]> wrote: >For HTML/CSS/JS I would much rather use AS and MXML and use FlexJS to >output to HTML than write in HTML, JS and CSS. In this case, you have the >best tooling and support and then can output that to HTML. I think FlexJS >will make a big splash once it matures and web devs see what it can do. > >BTW Alex, with HTML development there is a lot of mashing together of >server side and client side code. One thing to consider is server side and >client side multi-language support. > >For example, some developers will do something like this: > ><?php > >if ($something) { >?> ><input label="Submit" type="button"></input> ><?php >} >?> > >It can get really messy. So we might want to add support for something >like: > ><s:Script runAt="server"> > // some PHP code that updates the URL, fragment or flashvars ></s:Script> > >and show examples using states. We can discuss this more but I think we >should come up with a set of examples that show how to use FlexJS and MXML >/ AS to get and send calls rather than the traditional reload the page >model. That was a shift in thinking when I started with Flex. I've read >articles about Twitter and other companies doing things that were >breakthrough in speed and performance that Flex was doing since version 2. >It made me appreciate what we have but also realize these methods are not >well known. > > >On Thu, Sep 4, 2014 at 2:46 PM, Gary Yang <[email protected]> wrote: > >> yeah, that is because 95% of the use can be accomplished by html5/js, of >> course more people drive toyota like me, but when dealing with high >>value >> target, you know what to do. >> >> Same thing, although that 5% is minority, but it's high value target, >>and >> that's what Flash Flex should be focusing on, and only real >>professionals >> can do it. >> >> >> >> >> On Thu, Sep 4, 2014 at 3:22 PM, Alex Harui <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> > >> > >> > On 9/4/14 12:05 PM, "Devesh Mishra(NABFS00)" >><[email protected]> >> > wrote: >> > >> > >Gary, agreed with you. >> > >But somewhere it seems that the rate of development is much higher in >> > >HTML5/JS as compared to MXML/AS. >> > For sure, more people and more money is going into HTML5/JS. And >>that's >> > why I'm working on FlexJS. I am trying to leverage the advantages of >> MXML >> > and AS and apply them to HTML/JS. >> > >> > -Alex >> > >> > >>
