On Mon, 30 Sep 2013 11:48:10 +0200, Felix Bembrick
wrote:
I urge everyone *not* to walk away from JavaFX, at least not yet.
As has been pointed out, there were several sessions scheduled for J1
relating to JavaFX on mobiles and tablets that were only cancelled at the
very last minute. I see
Besides, I thought this list was to discuss *all* issues related to the
development of OpenJFX and surely such issues are relevant???
On 30 September 2013 20:05, Tobias Bley wrote:
> Pardon? It’s not allowed to discuss with the JavaFX community the future
> of the technology and community in th
Yes, perhaps Oracle have not yet grasped the degree of importance of
actively engaging the community in a project that is "supposed" to be
community-based.
I suspect the limited resources of the JavaFX team are working flat-out
just to get new versions released and to meet the targets for JFX8 and
Hey, I am trying to hose-down the political talk! I encourage everyone to
take a deep breath and focus on the many positives of the awesome
technology that is JavaFX :-)
On 30 September 2013 20:03, Hervé Girod wrote:
> It's not the place to talk politics here. If you want to channel your
> fru
Pardon? It’s not allowed to discuss with the JavaFX community the future of the
technology and community in their mailing list??? What’s up Hervé?
Am 30.09.2013 um 12:03 schrieb Hervé Girod :
> It's not the place to talk politics here. If you want to channel your
> frustration, do it in your b
It's not the place to talk politics here. If you want to channel your
frustration, do it in your blog if you have one.
Hervé
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> On 30 sept. 2013, at 11:14, Tobias Bley wrote:
>
> I absolutely agree Daniel. I opened a very important bug reporting concerning
> JFX performan
I absolutely agree that it’s very important to release a stable solution. BUT:
There is a ARM based version for embedded space available as beta version since
a long time… so it’s important to TALK to the community. Otherwise Java and
JavaFX == Oracle. No need to open source it.
Am 30.09.2013
I urge everyone *not* to walk away from JavaFX, at least not yet.
As has been pointed out, there were several sessions scheduled for J1
relating to JavaFX on mobiles and tablets that were only cancelled at the
very last minute. I see this as a definite positive. To me that says that
they truly b
I absolutely agree Daniel. I opened a very important bug reporting concerning
JFX performance on iPhone which currently prevents using JavaFX (and RoboVM) to
build apps for the iPhone (https://javafx-jira.kenai.com/browse/RT-31453) this
bug report is open since 3(!) month! How shall the communi
The lack of information on iOS/Android is a major bummer, but this also
highlights a deeper problem here.
We have a situation where Oracle won't talk to this community because the
topic is important, it's too big a game changer for them to comment on.
It's tied in with share prices, and market str
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