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Author: yestaro <yest...@gmail.com>
AuthorDate: Sun Dec 27 15:28:58 2020 +0800
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## Libraries
-* There are a large number of [ActionScript3](/features/as3) libraries that
should "just work" when you import them into your Royale application. Others
may need adjustment if they presume that your application will run on Flash,
not in a modern browser.
-* Use the [ExternalInterface](/features/external-interface) class to connect
with and use external JavaScript libraries in your Royale project.
-* An even more robust method for connecting with and using external JavaScript
libraries is [externs](/features/externs).
-* Use Adobe's [Spectrum with Royale](/libraries/spectrum-royale). Spectrum
supports large application ecosystems.
-* You can use [Material Design Lite (MDL) with Royale](/libraries/mdl-royale).
MDL is a library/CSS structure that follows the Material Design principles that
Google developed.
+* There are a large number of [ActionScript3](features/as3) libraries that
should "just work" when you import them into your Royale application. Others
may need adjustment if they presume that your application will run on Flash,
not in a modern browser.
+* Use the [ExternalInterface](features/external-interface) class to connect
with and use external JavaScript libraries in your Royale project.
+* An even more robust method for connecting with and using external JavaScript
libraries is [externs](features/externs).
+* Use Adobe's [Spectrum with Royale](libraries/spectrum-royale). Spectrum
supports large application ecosystems.
+* You can use [Material Design Lite (MDL) with Royale](libraries/mdl-royale).
MDL is a library/CSS structure that follows the Material Design principles that
Google developed.
See a working example of [Using external JavaScript libraries in Apache
Royale](https://royale.apache.org/using-external-javascript-libraries-in-apache-royale/){:target="_blank"}.
