Hi Hugo, maybe you should post the like to your auto-update solution, so people could check it.
thanks for you points, very valuable Carlos El mar., 6 nov. 2018 a las 12:30, hferreira (<hferreira...@gmail.com>) escribió: > Hi, > > I will give you my input of this one: > I have a large Flex project for many years now (more than 1.5 millions > lines > of code and growing). > This project started for AIR because on that time was predicted that one > day > Flash on Web will end and HTML5 was just an ideia on that time (also there > was the intention to use features directly from desktop that they are very > difficult to get on the web space). > Even so, this project have very complex features that it's not possible on > the present with any web technology that I know ! > > I already tested FlexJS (now Apache Royale) for about 2 years now and "for > me" it was a pre-alpha quality product on that time. > I believe that now it's more mature but even so without things like Flex > TLF > support I wouldn't even take a look and probably we will never get this > kind > of specific features. > > If I was you, I would take a look on Apache Royale and invest a few time to > try to port the code (at least you will know if this is an option to > consider or not). > > Than you have the AIR option that it's a guarantee low friction porting > option, however it's a change of paradigma (desktop vs web). > I strongly recommend a "click once"/"auto-update" or what ever you would > like to call, option. > For this, I designed mysef an auto-update mechanism compatible with Windows > and macOS available on Github with MIT license. > > > > -- > Sent from: http://apache-flex-development.2333347.n4.nabble.com/ > -- Carlos Rovira http://about.me/carlosrovira
