carlosrovira commented on issue #934:
URL: https://github.com/apache/royale-asjs/issues/934#issuecomment-728146100
MXRoyale and SparkRoyale are the emulation of Flex components. MXRoyale are
built with Basic as foundation so it's the fastest way to migrate from Flex.
The cons: is not focused on styles just on make it work and other modern things
like responsive, touch devices,... also things like size of Flex or other
things that could be (or not) an issue from Flex will be there (so no PAYG
focus, or separation of beads). Just the compilation touching as less code as
possible is a challenge itself.
Jewel is based on Basic too, but it try to leverage the best of Royale and
modern web development, so the best of both worlds. Many things comes from Flex
too, since there was many, many good things, but others are done in a modern
way and also it focus on themes, look and feel and responsiveness and modern
touch devices. Other option is Spectrum too, that is not part of Royale itself,
but an external library that's currently developed and maintained.
if you use just Jewel and VSCode you can add MXRoyale in the following way:
```
"library-path": [
"${royalelib}/js/libs/MXRoyaleJS.swc"
],
"js-library-path": [
"${royalelib}/js/libs/MXRoyaleJS.swc"
],
```
HTH
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