Photoshop, Chrome and Firefox are applications not written in AS3 ...
that does not mean AS3 is useless. Having server and client code written
in the same language can remove a lot of hurdles.
Aside from that, executing code in command line can be useful for AS3
shells (presentations, quick&dirty tests,..), unit test codes etc. where
one doesn't need a UI.
Also, who knows, maybe tamarin will once be a reasonable alternative to
application servers.
yours
Martin.
On 21/01/2012 10:49, Nicolas COQUELET wrote:
stupid question,
why use as3 at server side where others do better ?
when our goal is to bring flex on currently usable use cases,
isn't it?
:/
2012/1/20 Omar Gonzalez<omarg.develo...@gmail.com>
It executes headless as3 on the command line. You can build backend
applications with it.
-omar
