Actually, I’m not just hanging in there, I’m still paid by Adobe to spend all
of my time on Flex. My teammates are now folks like you who have spare cycles
to contribute to the future of Flex. Apache Flex just “graduated” to being an
official “top-level” project at Apache which means it will b
On 21/12/2012 18:52, Alex Harui wrote:
Re: [flexcoders] Re: Flex alternatives
To not allow existing SWFs to play where they currently play would
“break the web” and Adobe has no interest in doing that.
The next generation of AS is supposed to be easy to migrate to if you
just want to get your
To not allow existing SWFs to play where they currently play would “break the
web” and Adobe has no interest in doing that.
The next generation of AS is supposed to be easy to migrate to if you just want
to get your code to run, but there is a chance that to fully leverage the
performance benef
Brilliant.
Thank you.
I am pleased that existing SWF's will run in an embedded VM in the new
player.
Do you think the next-generation of ActionScript will be similar enough
to make migration easy?
and
Is FlashBuilder likely to be the IDE that creates code for the new VM?
John
On 20/12/2012
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