I think this topic should be started in its own thread, but just to add to the topic....
I think that most AS3 developers are looking for a solution to have their AS3 code to run in the native browser, without having to rewrite everything in TypeScript, Haxe, etc. With the web changing to native and end of life for flash in 2020 more and more developers will be looking for the most simplistic way to achieve this. That's why I started following projects like FlexJS and Google Swiffy years ago and now following projects like Royale, spriteflexjs, and OpenFL. I think most of the code base that people are looking to convert is pure AS3, while I think MXML is important, I think its more important to support pure AS3 because of the amount of code bases that require this. I think both spriteflexjs and OpenFL are very close to using Apache Royale so this can be achieved, but there are some outstanding issues that need to be addressed to accomplish this. [ Full content available at: https://github.com/apache/royale-asjs/issues/260 ] This message was relayed via gitbox.apache.org for [email protected]
