Re: Jewel dependency

2018-11-18 Thread Carlos Rovira
Hi Hugo El sáb., 17 nov. 2018 a las 14:03, hferreira () escribió: > Basic cannot work without Jewel. It is correct ? > No. Basic works on its own, is like the minimum expression of pieces to build a royale application. Jewel is based on that *basic* pieces, but tries to be separated from basic.

Re: Jewel dependency

2018-11-17 Thread Alex Harui
IT was my hope that more of the experienced committers on Royale would help get the emulation components to run and train the newcomers. Unfortunately, that has not happened so far, and I don't have enough time to do all of it myself in short order. I keep hoping our committers will step up

Re: Jewel dependency

2018-11-17 Thread hferreira
And the most important more of your code won't need as much changes. > Yes. In a framework change perspective is the cheapest approach but for > now is not there iet (let's see in a near future), meanwhile I will check > Royale without emulation. -- Sent from:

Re: Jewel dependency

2018-11-17 Thread Piotr Zarzycki
I believe you could think like that like mx and spark, but probably going deeper it can be a bit more. I see this like that - If you jump and learn emulation components and how to create and make them visible for your needs - You earn deeper knowledge what is behind the stage. You will gain the

Jewel dependency

2018-11-17 Thread hferreira
Basic cannot work without Jewel. It is correct ? Jewel it's like a UI implementation using Basic like mx ou spark for Flex, correct ? So, what happens if I'm using Jewel and at some point I would like to completely change my UI aspect ? Or Jewel is the first implement, a set of UI with a default