Hi Leokan,
thanks for the info. I must admit that I'm in the same boat as Harbs, so
mostly web development and apps running on browsers in mobile and desktop.
Another thing is that I was impressed by Royale performance in devices and
desktop, so wrapping with Electron or Cordova, seems to me valid
Makes sense. I have been focusing on mobile only since 2012 so this is the
reason I never jumped to Royale in the early days. Maybe an option would be
(at some point) to follow the Dart path and somehow make Royale compile
directly to ARM code. that solves all the performance issues in android and
Cool. This is really useful info.
Architecturally, Royale was designed to support the same kind of
compile-to-native support that Flutter gives you. A big part of the reason we
are keeping SWF support alive in Royale is to ensure components can target
other platforms. The most obvious platforms
Sadly, after running a simple example with Cordova (I hadn't tested it for a
couple of years), it looks like I get huge FPS drops even on my 12gb 8core
phone. It dropped in a simple animation from 60fps to 5, which obviously is
a no go.
The second benchmark I did was going through a for loop to i
We have SVG implementations of the Graphics package. I plan on adding a Canvas
implementation as well.
> On Aug 9, 2020, at 9:00 PM, Carlos Rovira wrote:
>
> Hi Harbs,
>
> I was using Canvas API on the first link (HTMLCanvasElement), so what do
> you refer to?
> thanks
>
> El dom., 9 ago. 202
Hi Harbs,
I was using Canvas API on the first link (HTMLCanvasElement), so what do
you refer to?
thanks
El dom., 9 ago. 2020 a las 18:33, Harbs () escribió:
> I’d love to hear your results as well.
>
> I’d also love to work on native compiling one day too.
>
> In the short term, I have other pri
I’d love to hear your results as well.
I’d also love to work on native compiling one day too.
In the short term, I have other priorities. One of them is filling in Canvas
APIs which I should be working on in the next month or two.
> On Aug 9, 2020, at 5:41 PM, Carlos Rovira wrote:
>
> Hi Leok
Hi Leokan,
thanks, I think if you experiment and share with us we can all learn a lot
about performance of web html apps on mobile :)
I'll want to read about your findings! :)
El dom., 9 ago. 2020 a las 16:38, leokan23 () escribió:
> I want to clarify I am talking mobile performance not web. I w
I want to clarify I am talking mobile performance not web. I will give royale
another go, to check how much access I have to native libraries like camera,
geolocation etc and what the performance is compared to flex and native.
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Hi Leokan,
The performance in Royale is awesome as Harbs mentioned. Check this:
https://twitter.com/ApacheFlex/status/1217022282591342592
(hope Harbs could take the time to write a good article with all the points
explained, I think will be a very good for all of us and potential future
users of
Thank you for clearing some things up.
1. So I understand it correctly, that there is a need to wrap the html with
cordova, electron and others to make it work which makes it not a real app
but a web app wrapped. Unfortunately, that doesn't work very well in most
cases due to performance.
2. It
Chaps I am sure royal is a good product It is just 2 year late to market and
many of use have to plan a future 1 or 2 years ago
I understand the community element, but that is one of the issue, does royal
relay have a sufficient community to last out, maybe time will tell
I remember before I
Hi Harbs,
royale website is waiting for you! ;), so if you want to write for it, let
me know and I can help you on publishing it :)
I must say I tweeted various points about the amazing performance and low
app weight we get in the Royale Twitter account ;-)
El dom., 9 ago. 2020 a las 13:10, Harbs
Hi Scott,
thanks for sharing. I think React is a good solution, as Flutter or others
like Vue, Angular... nowadays we have enough options out there, and all of
them allow us to reach our goals, so it's just a matter of "what you are
more comfortable with".
As well not all Flex developers, or Roya
Hi Leokan,
I'll try to answer your questions :)
1.- Mobile. Far beyond Cordova, other option is Electron (
https://royale.apache.org/how-to-create-a-desktop-application-with-royale-and-electron/),
But I think AIR is another option too, since AIR allowed native HTML apps
to be wrapped too. I must
> On Aug 9, 2020, at 1:57 PM, Scott Matheson wrote:
>
> IMHO royal is a side road that may run out if tar some time in the future,
> then your back to start
The success of Royale depends on all of us. I personally have a lot invested in
it and I’m not abandoning it anytime soon.
> After loo
Carlos
I think the work you have done is outstanding, however as a small
developer, is there a real long team future, I know we always say yes, but we
where let’s down big time by Adobe with these poor management of the flex issue
and the abandonment of flex
Flex is a great languag
Hi Carlos,
of course Royale was my first try back in version 0.7.2. The reason I tried
it was mostly for web but I had many issues starting with it. Piotr helped
me a bit to start but at the time my main issues where:
1. Documentation was scarce (there were mostly examples, not documentation).
, I migrated an old app from Flex to
> Flutter and wrote some thoughts about how close the two frameworks are. I
> would be more than glad if you check it out and of course as always, I am
> 100% open for any questions.
>
> From Flex to Flutter
> <
> https://medium.com/@kanellopoul
For anyone who might be interested, I migrated an old app from Flex to
Flutter and wrote some thoughts about how close the two frameworks are. I
would be more than glad if you check it out and of course as always, I am
100% open for any questions.
>From Flex to Flutter
<https://medi
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