I just pushed flexjs 0.7.0 with a tag 'next'. If someone can test it on a Mac and give me an all clear, I can go ahead and promote the package to a release.
Run: *npm install flexjs@next -g * to test flexjs 0.7.0 npm package. Thanks, Om On Fri, Sep 9, 2016 at 2:31 PM, OmPrakash Muppirala <bigosma...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > On Fri, Sep 9, 2016 at 1:53 PM, Alex Harui <aha...@adobe.com> wrote: > >> Please comment on the draft below. We need Om or someone to publish the >> npm module. >> > > On it. > > Thanks, > Om > > >> >> ----------- >> >> The Apache Flex community is pleased to announce the release of Apache >> FlexJS SDK 0.7.0 and Apache Flex FalconJX Compiler 0.7.0. >> >> Apache Flex is a highly productive, open source application framework for >> building and maintaining expressive applications that deploy consistently >> on all major browsers, desktops and devices (including smartphones, >> tablets and tv). >> >> Apache FlexJS is a next-generation Flex SDK that enables developers to use >> MXML and ActionScript to not only create SWFs but also cross-compile the >> same MXML and ActionScript to HTML/JS/CSS so applications can run natively >> in browsers. The cross-compiled code can also be used in Apache Cordova >> (Adobe PhoneGap) mobile applications. >> >> Apache Flex FalconJX is a next-generation MXML and ActionScript >> cross-compiler. It extends the next-generation SWF compiler known as >> Falcon. Both are contained in the release package and are used by the >> FlexJS package to compile SWFs or cross-compile to HTML/JS/CSS. >> >> This is the fifth release of FlexJS and FalconJX. It is ‘beta' >> quality. In this release, all of the compiler JARs and framework SWCs are >> also available as Maven artifacts making it the first version of any Flex >> SDK to support Maven. Maven can even be used to build the sources and >> examples. See the various pom.xml files included in the artifacts. >> >> In addition, the JS output also includes source maps so you can see your >> ActionScript source in the browser debugger. Also, there is more support >> for using ActionScript to create NodeJS modules, and you can now use a >> subset of E4X in your cross-compiled applications. See the RELEASE_NOTES >> files in the artifacts for more information. >> >> The purpose of this release is to gather feedback about the >> features and implementation strategies, and recruit new contributors as we >> grow these code bases into an SDK and tool chain that delivers the highest >> productivity developing applications that can run in the most places. >> These releases may not handle production needs. Expect lots of bugs and >> missing features. Please file bugs at: >> >> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLEX/ >> >> For questions about how to use FlexJS and FalconJX, send email to >> us...@flex.apache.org. Please try to prefix the subject with [FlexJS] or >> [FalconJX] so it is clear the questions refer to this release and not the >> Flex SDK and MXMLC compiler. >> >> For questions and feedback on the development of the source code in these >> release, send email to dev@flex.apache.org. Again, please prefix the >> subject with [FlexJS] or [FalconJX]. >> >> Apache FlexJS and Apache Flex FalconJX are available in source and binary >> form from the following download page: >> http://flex.apache.org/download-flexjs.html >> >> When downloading from a mirror site, please remember to verify the >> downloads using signatures or MD5 hashes. >> >> A simple way to try these releases is to use the >> InstallApacheFlex 3.1 or 3.2 application which is available at the >> following url: >> http://flex.apache.org/installer.html >> >> Choose Apache FlexJS 0.7.0 and it will create an Adobe Flash >> Builder-compatible SDK that uses the Falcon and FalconJX compilers to >> generate SWFs and HTML/JS/CSS output. You can also use FDT as your IDE >> for developing FlexJS applications. Some folks have been successful >> using IntelliJ, FlashDevelop as well. Moonshine is also working on >> FlexJS support. >> >> Apache FlexJS 0.7.0 is also available as a npm package. On a system with >> npm installed, users can easily install FlexJS with the command: "npm >> install flexjs -g". >> >> See the README or the FlexJS wiki for more information. The FlexJS >> section of the wiki is at the following >> >> url: >> https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/FLEX/FlexJS >> >> For more information on Apache Flex, visit the project home page: >> http://flex.apache.org >> >> Please try FlexJS and become involved in shaping the future of Flex. >> >> The Apache Flex Community >> >> >> >> >
