Hi Mark, most of the points in your list should already done in the website, like download SDK, minimum requerimiento, IDE's available, examples of using components (this is blog examples and need more, but I'm the only one pushing this examples, this could be easy to solve if others want to commit blog post in the same way I did for new examples. The template is already done, or I can help in publishing it if people donates content.
Other need more work: Starting a new App, ASDoc needs to be completed with new APIs, since right now is just a sub set and in this form is not useful for others. Latest point is complicated to have this days, since it implies people using Royale and sharing different techniques of integration. El jue., 25 abr. 2019 a las 18:57, Kessler CTR Mark J (<mark.kessler....@usmc.mil.invalid>) escribió: > To give a perspective on the references and examples part from our > organization... > > When we started trying to convert one of our small apps we choose the > Jewel set of components. This was because it had lots of visible content > and examples [1] whereas the standard examples were more limited [2]. > Carlos does a good job of advertising new features with pictures, short > descriptions, and some examples. It would be nice to consolidate that > information back into the Royale site. The Tour de Jewel examples being > hosted on the Royale site is a good idea. This is why we used Jewel as our > base to build our organizational library from. There might be other > component sets that are fully functional, but without good references and > examples they are basically unknown or gray boxes. > > The hosted ASDOCs on the Royale site [3] are a bit harder to read and > are missing different component sets like jewel. We were not able to use > it for finding most of the things we were looking for. Instead we used the > SDK source and searched for class names / content. Then we could walk the > class file source and their inheritance to find what we were looking for. > Like hunting for premade beads. > > > So if I were to order what a person might need to start (I know we have > parts of this already): > > -How to download SDK binaries and get minimum requirements done. > -What IDE's are available and how to set them up. > -Starting a new app and getting it to compile for the first time. > -Good reference (ASDOCs) being more complete. > -Examples of using the components and how to use them. > -Whole example applications showing a purpose and integration of multiple > techniques. > > > > [1] https://royale.apache.org/tourdejewel/ > [2] https://royale.apache.org/category/royale-examples/ > [3] https://royale.apache.org/asdoc/ > > -Mark K > > -- Carlos Rovira http://about.me/carlosrovira
