absolutely +1 for beads and externs discussions. Steve Easley 903 Eastwind Dr. Westerville, OH 43081 614.893.8169 [email protected]
> On Mar 18, 2021, at 2:42 PM, Bilbosax <[email protected]> wrote: > > Two more suggestions: > > - Maybe a short talk on Beads, on how and where to find them. My biggest > problem is that you guys have created beads for a lot of scenarios, but I > don't even know they exist. Since it is such a huge concept in the Royale > way of web designing, I think this needs to be a little clearer for new > people. I come from Flex, so it made sense to look for these things, but > for a new user out of college who has never touched Royale, I fear they may > be lost to the idea. > > - How can we contribute. I am really enjoying working with Royale and could > see it being a cornerstone to my web development as long as it keeps > progressing as it is. Unfortunately, I do not believe that I am capable > enough of a programmer to play with the underbelly of Royale and > write/modify classes, integrate it with a compiler, etc. But I could help > with documentation from time to time, which I think is SORELY needed for new > users. You guys have created great examples, but it is unclear how to > easily find them. You demonstrate that people can use tools a certain way, > but then something gets missed because the example explanation was just a > paragraph. Following the various threads, I don't think a single user > hasn't run into a big headache, myself included, when trying to incorporate > AMF which is a HUGE advantage to other frameworks. I think of a very clear > document with very clear and concise instructions and how to debug it, etc > would be vastly helpful. This is a way that I would be able to contribute > some of my time in a constructive way. Give people a clear idea of how they > can help, and you may find yourself getting a lot more help. > > > > -- > Sent from: http://apache-royale-users.20374.n8.nabble.com/
