I do: You have to pay for the new version if I want to publish it as
captive runtime version.
That's why I test with v33, but use v32 for the final delivery.
I still love Air and Flex. It is a perfect solution for my desktop based
product (Windows and maOS).
But I feel more and more uncomfortable and might start a new development
soon; based on an actual mainstream framework. Which for me
(unfortunately) isn't Royale neither ;-(
For the browser based part of my product we already made the switch to
JavaScript (hic!) and vue. So it might be a good advice to leave the
sinking AIR/Flex ship in time?!
I really appreciate all your work, but at the end I need a secure and
comfortable base that takes me through the coming 10 years... And emails
like these ones don't give me the level of comfort I'm seeking...
Just my 2 cts.
Regards
Hans
Am 09.03.2020 um 16:34 schrieb Erik Thomas:
On Mar 9, 2020, at 7:14 AM, leokan23 <l...@best-web.gr> wrote:
"I don't see a reason to keep Flex working with old AIR versions."
+1
Erik
