The beauty of open source is that we don't have to first agree on a direction before we start.
Folks are free to post their ideas and start working on what they think is the right path forward. If they can prove that it is a feasible path, others will start following them. FlexJS is there for folks who see a version of Flex without a Flash runtime dependency. The original Flex SDK is still here and is not going away anyone in the forseeable future. If someone wants to write a Typescript version of Flex, they are welcome. What is not necessary in these discussions are FUD like statements that technology X or Y is dead or something like that. Thanks, Om On Dec 9, 2014 1:26 PM, "Jesse Nicholson" <ascensionsyst...@gmail.com> wrote: > Like I said I'm new here, I respect everyone, I don't mean to be the > armchair expert at flex and the apache-flex community. But, perhaps part of > the issues faced here is a lack of a clear goal for the future and a lack > of a clear, independent identity, as a product and a team. >
