I was told Disney Interactive os dropping AIR because Adobe ruled support to community basis, I checked the enterprise support program on Adobe website and saw AIR but not Flex. I answered my contact bringing good attention on it but the conversation went cold. I assumed it meant Flex since I could not find it on the enterprise support program. If you email privately I will be happy to give you my contact name and email. On Jan 3, 2014 6:45 PM, "Justin Mclean" <jus...@classsoftware.com> wrote:
> Hi, > > > Which remind me of anothet concern I have: support. I should probably > send > > a separate email with a new title to create a new conversation, I will > > after searching previous conversation first. But just as an example, > Disney > > Interactive in Palo Alto recently told me that they abandon AIR because > > Flex support was now community based. > > No idea why they would think that. Adobe still offer paid support for Flex > and AIR (as far as I'm aware) - and there are still companies that offer > commercial support for Flex and AIR. > > And here's a short list of what community support have given Apache Flex: > - Released versions 4.8, 4.9, 4.10, 4.11 and 4.12 is likely to be in a > month or two. > - Wider Flash Player and AIR version support including support for Linux > - New spark components > - New mobile dpi skins > - There's been over 1000 resolved JIRA issues since the donation to > Apache, including "old" bugs Adobe had marked they wouldn't fix or fix > later. > - Significant speed and memory GC improvements. > - Close to 20,000 installs of the SDK via the installer in the last 5 > months. > - Work on JS version of the Flex SDK progressing nicely. > > And probably lots I've missed out on in that list, but community support > is more a reason to use Apache Flex rather than not use it. > > Thanks, > Justin
