Jude, That is way cool!
What would be involved in getting it to work with FlexJS MXML? Harbs > On Feb 12, 2017, at 11:14 PM, flex capacitor <flexcapaci...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I just wanted to make the community aware of the project MXML Azzurro > <https://www.radii8.com/mxml/>. It's an online MXML editor, interpreter and > render that you can use to create and post MXML snippets. > > Why do this? > > - So Flex developers can see MXML code rendered live without installing > a compiler > - So Flex developers can save and share MXML snippets > - So non-Flex developers can see MXML syntax and rendered results > > Also, HTML markup is far behind MXML and XML in general. Not so much the > rendering but the markup. We need to promote something better natively even > if we are cross compiling to it. HTML doesn't have VGroups or HGroups like > Flex or simple styles like horizontalAlign or verticalAlign. They have > display, box-sizing, floats, shadow dom, no content fit and all of these > other rules to get basic functionality we get for free. They probably won't > listen but if they were wise they could use MXML (mustella, etc) as a > scaffold for a updated syntax and expected syntax behavior. > > If it's something that would fit on the Apache website it's welcome. > > Note: It does not support states, declarations, css or AS3 although those > things can be added in time by myself or anyone who has access to github. > It has dependencies to other project libraries but with some work it can be > decoupled. > > More info here <https://www.radii8.com/blog/?p=1075>. The source is at > github here <https://github.com/monkeypunch3/MXML-Azzurro>.
