So in that case it'd either be using (or completing then using)
FalconJS, or Jangaroo (pulling it into Apache maybe - it's already under
Apache 2.0 license).
That doesn't sound terrible. That could even allow Apache to move AS3
(ApacheScript!) in a different direction over time from what Adobe ends
up doing with ASNext if divergence is desired.
Kevin N.
On 11/21/12 4:04 PM, Alex Harui wrote:
My angle for now is not to change languages. We can write in AS3 and
cross-compile to JS and maybe other languages. Apache Flex effectively owns
AS3 because it owns a compiler for it.
