Yes Josh, I saw that now and it works :) Thanks :) I've been using VS Code for a while now and probably I started before that feature or I didn't notice.
But the TypeScript and a new MXML extension would have an important impact (not for me) but will be far easier to talk about Royale to other developers out there. Dev: What language did you use to build this application ? Hugo: Royale. Do you know ? Dev: No. What is it ? How is the sintaxe ? Hugo: MXML for UI and ActionScript for code. Dev: MXML I don't know but ActionScript is not the language of the old Flash e MX não tem haver com a Macromedia ? Do you understand what I mean ? Now, if the answer was TypeScript, there is a big chance that the "Dev person", answer, yes I know or even, yes I work with it. I will try on a test project ! Many people ask me the same question and I know the answer upfront (every single time) and it's always a dev that will not try Royale. You may say that is a marketing reason and it's true but it's a marketing world and other frameworks compared to Royale, Royale would shade easily are more popular because of that. This is my honest opinion. Best regards, Hugo. Josh Tynjala <joshtynj...@bowlerhat.dev> escreveu (segunda, 9/12/2024 à(s) 16:41): > vscode-as3mxml provides an "ActionScript: Create New Project" command that > detects Royale SDKs and creates a simple Royale Basic project (Flex, AIR, > and Feathers SDKs are also detected with their own templates). VSCode's > Explorer also supports custom views when no workspace folders are open, and > a while back, I added a button there to create a new ActionScript project. > > -- > Josh Tynjala > Bowler Hat LLC <https://bowlerhat.dev> > > > On Mon, Dec 9, 2024 at 2:26 AM Hugo Ferreira <hferreira...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > These are probably crazy ideas that are unlikely to be implemented, but I > > would like to share them anyway: > > > > 1. One way to make Apache Royale more attractive to new blood is to > provide > > the compiler with not just 1 but 2 languages, that is, in addition to > > ActionScript 3, support TypeScript. > > New developers will never search for AS3 but instead for TS. > > Also MXML should have another terminology. > > > > 2. Another suggestion is to somehow have aliases for the namespaces, that > > is, wherever the terms flash and adobe are still used. > > I know in the past this could hurt sensibilities, but it has been many > > years since Flash went extinct and its relationship with Adobe was > severed. > > This resolves some stigma that may still exist for new developers to > come. > > > > 3. This suggestion is for VS Code: Make some kind of setup for VS Code > that > > helps create new projects for newcomers (templates out of the box). > > > > Best regards, > > Hugo. > > >
