Re: UML diagrams for the Flex projects in Flower Dev Center ...

[Cristian Spiescu]

Thank you all for your kind words!

We look forward in having feedback from you. The current Flower Dev 
Center basically does what a "standard" UML tool is expected to do. 
Adding the possibility to collaborate in real-time, use it on the web, 
collaborate on code, etc. We use it for our internal projects and for 
the projects of our customers, and it helps.


But nicer things will start happening when Flower Dev Center will do 
more, compared to traditional UML tools. We have a lot of ideas that we 
are currently implementing, where Flower Dev Center will really add 
value (and speed!) to the dev cycle, especially when used within teams.


And even nicer things will happen when you will tell us what you'd like 
to see more :)


For the moment we support Java and Flex (AS + MXML). We are working for 
JavaScript, ruby, python and php support. But Flex and the Flex 
community will always be a priority for us, because this is the client 
side platform that we are using. Flex is THE best platform for client 
side programming right now and at least for the near future. No other 
technology allows the same level of productivity (i.e. in a given time 
frame, the quantity and quality of the produced output).


Best regards,
Cristian.

On 08.03.2013 07:40, Vicker Leung wrote:

Cristian,

The Flower Platform looks awesome. Drawing UML diagram is always 
painful as you can hardly find a cross-platform solution for that. Mac 
users usually use OmniGraffle while Windows users use Visio. I do 
think that a tool like yours will have a great market.


I remember that years ago there is a developer who developed a very 
intuitive UML modeler named Saffron using Adobe AIR. However before 
the product is released, he is hired by Microsoft... You can still 
search for some UI images from Google.


Cheers
Vicker


Om wrote:
Cristian, this workflow sounds pretty good to me. Sorry for not 
responding

earlier.

Mike, thanks for bringing this discussion back up.  I was thinking about
this tool after reading the mid-air collisions between your code and 
Erik's

code a couple of days ago.  Since you two are actively working on stuff,
maybe you can give this workflow a workout and give us some pointers?

For my part, I will see if I get some time to try it out myself soon.

Thanks,
Om


On Wed, Mar 6, 2013 at 2:18 PM, Michael 
Schmallewrote:



BUMP! GROUP!

Honestly guys and girls, I have no idea why this list is not 
interested in

this application. They are looking for examples and such of the Flex
framework and they have let this go unanswered for weeks.

I think this project is amazing. Its just a bit over my head at the 
moment

since I am developing other large things right now. :)

I wish others in the group would give feedback on this project!

Regardless Cristian, your team has done a huge work or art with this
application and I give you my respect.


Mike


Quoting Cristian Spiescu:

  Hello Apache Flex Community,
First of all I'd like to say that I'm very thrilled about the 
amount and

quality of the activity within the Apache Flex project (cf. mail
discussions, web site, 4.9 release, etc). And very happy about the 
future

of the project as well. Congratulations!

We (i.e. Flower Platform Team) are launching a collaborative 
platform for

UML modeling&  development, targeting the open-source projects (with a
front-end proudly powered by Flex :) ).

We have imported the source code from your public SVN into Flower Dev
Center (ActionScript/Flex code: flex/sdk/branches/develop/*, and 
the falcon
compiler: falcon/trunk). We have played and we have created a few 
diagrams:

(I have shortened the links with goo.gl)

== Java: Falcon compiler; in apache-flex/ws_falcon.**
compiler/apache-flex.ws_**falcon.compiler ==
* Compiler Mxml Classes; direct link to diagram: http://goo.gl/0i5LR
* Visitor Classes; direct link to diagram: http://goo.gl/2IhSg
* ISourceLocation Hierarchy - http://goo.gl/lJr4r
* Compiler CSS Interfaces - http://goo.gl/Fbhv0

OR a link that contains all the above diagrams: http://goo.gl/Ph2e5

== ActionScript/Flex Framework; in apache-flex/ws_develop/ ==

* apache-flex.ws_develop.rpc/**model/rpc.flower - Messaging Classes:
http://goo.gl/jSJ0F
* apache-flex.ws_develop.**advancedgrids - Advanced Datagrid Classes:
http://goo.gl/nPHg0
* apache-flex.ws_develop.charts - Chart Components and Classes:
http://goo.gl/OWck9
* apache-flex.ws_develop.spark:
  - Core Component Classes: http://goo.gl/6BVis
 - Spark Components Diagram: http://goo.gl/92blU
* apache-flex.ws_develop.**airspark - Air Spark Components:
http://goo.gl/dUfQ2
* apache-flex.ws_develop.**mobilecomponents - Navigator Components:
http://goo.gl/61vuN

OR a link that contains all the above diagrams: http://goo.gl/vlzUZ

We hope you'll like the platform. Please don't hesitate to ask us any
question. We think that Flower Dev Center would help within the 
Apache Flex

project, especially with this project being animated by active people,
located in di

Re: UML diagrams for the Flex projects in Flower Dev Center ...

[Vicker Leung]

Cristian,

The Flower Platform looks awesome. Drawing UML diagram is always painful 
as you can hardly find a cross-platform solution for that. Mac users 
usually use OmniGraffle while Windows users use Visio. I do think that a 
tool like yours will have a great market.


I remember that years ago there is a developer who developed a very 
intuitive UML modeler named Saffron using Adobe AIR. However before the 
product is released, he is hired by Microsoft... You can still search 
for some UI images from Google.


Cheers
Vicker


Om wrote:

Cristian, this workflow sounds pretty good to me. Sorry for not responding
earlier.

Mike, thanks for bringing this discussion back up.  I was thinking about
this tool after reading the mid-air collisions between your code and Erik's
code a couple of days ago.  Since you two are actively working on stuff,
maybe you can give this workflow a workout and give us some pointers?

For my part, I will see if I get some time to try it out myself soon.

Thanks,
Om


On Wed, Mar 6, 2013 at 2:18 PM, Michael Schmallewrote:


BUMP! GROUP!

Honestly guys and girls, I have no idea why this list is not interested in
this application. They are looking for examples and such of the Flex
framework and they have let this go unanswered for weeks.

I think this project is amazing. Its just a bit over my head at the moment
since I am developing other large things right now. :)

I wish others in the group would give feedback on this project!

Regardless Cristian, your team has done a huge work or art with this
application and I give you my respect.


Mike


Quoting Cristian Spiescu:

  Hello Apache Flex Community,

First of all I'd like to say that I'm very thrilled about the amount and
quality of the activity within the Apache Flex project (cf. mail
discussions, web site, 4.9 release, etc). And very happy about the future
of the project as well. Congratulations!

We (i.e. Flower Platform Team) are launching a collaborative platform for
UML modeling&  development, targeting the open-source projects (with a
front-end proudly powered by Flex :) ).

We have imported the source code from your public SVN into Flower Dev
Center (ActionScript/Flex code: flex/sdk/branches/develop/*, and the falcon
compiler: falcon/trunk). We have played and we have created a few diagrams:
(I have shortened the links with goo.gl)

== Java: Falcon compiler; in apache-flex/ws_falcon.**
compiler/apache-flex.ws_**falcon.compiler ==
* Compiler Mxml Classes; direct link to diagram: http://goo.gl/0i5LR
* Visitor Classes; direct link to diagram: http://goo.gl/2IhSg
* ISourceLocation Hierarchy - http://goo.gl/lJr4r
* Compiler CSS Interfaces - http://goo.gl/Fbhv0

OR a link that contains all the above diagrams: http://goo.gl/Ph2e5

== ActionScript/Flex Framework; in apache-flex/ws_develop/ ==

* apache-flex.ws_develop.rpc/**model/rpc.flower - Messaging Classes:
http://goo.gl/jSJ0F
* apache-flex.ws_develop.**advancedgrids - Advanced Datagrid Classes:
http://goo.gl/nPHg0
* apache-flex.ws_develop.charts - Chart Components and Classes:
http://goo.gl/OWck9
* apache-flex.ws_develop.spark:
  - Core Component Classes: http://goo.gl/6BVis
 - Spark Components Diagram: http://goo.gl/92blU
* apache-flex.ws_develop.**airspark - Air Spark Components:
http://goo.gl/dUfQ2
* apache-flex.ws_develop.**mobilecomponents - Navigator Components:
http://goo.gl/61vuN

OR a link that contains all the above diagrams: http://goo.gl/vlzUZ

We hope you'll like the platform. Please don't hesitate to ask us any
question. We think that Flower Dev Center would help within the Apache Flex
project, especially with this project being animated by active people,
located in different geographical positions.

We look forward to any kind of suggestions, that would improve the
collaborative flow. We'll implement them quickly so that you can think&
work better. We have a desktop plugin for Eclipse that is partially
compatible with FDC (UML4AS; some of you may already know it). In the
future we'll release a version that has a superior integration with FDC.
Btw. there is some doc on the Flower Dev Center website.

Best regards,
Cristian @ The Flower Platform.

Flower Platform Website: http://learn-discuss.flower-**
platform.com/flower_dev_**center/
Flower Dev Center URL: http://flower-dev-center.**
flower-platform.com:8082/**flower-dev-center/

PS: please reply to me for read-write access

Re: UML diagrams for the Flex projects in Flower Dev Center ...

[Om]

Cristian, this workflow sounds pretty good to me. Sorry for not responding
earlier.

Mike, thanks for bringing this discussion back up.  I was thinking about
this tool after reading the mid-air collisions between your code and Erik's
code a couple of days ago.  Since you two are actively working on stuff,
maybe you can give this workflow a workout and give us some pointers?

For my part, I will see if I get some time to try it out myself soon.

Thanks,
Om


On Wed, Mar 6, 2013 at 2:18 PM, Michael Schmalle wrote:

> BUMP! GROUP!
>
> Honestly guys and girls, I have no idea why this list is not interested in
> this application. They are looking for examples and such of the Flex
> framework and they have let this go unanswered for weeks.
>
> I think this project is amazing. Its just a bit over my head at the moment
> since I am developing other large things right now. :)
>
> I wish others in the group would give feedback on this project!
>
> Regardless Cristian, your team has done a huge work or art with this
> application and I give you my respect.
>
>
> Mike
>
>
> Quoting Cristian Spiescu :
>
>  Hello Apache Flex Community,
>>
>> First of all I'd like to say that I'm very thrilled about the amount and
>> quality of the activity within the Apache Flex project (cf. mail
>> discussions, web site, 4.9 release, etc). And very happy about the future
>> of the project as well. Congratulations!
>>
>> We (i.e. Flower Platform Team) are launching a collaborative platform for
>> UML modeling & development, targeting the open-source projects (with a
>> front-end proudly powered by Flex :) ).
>>
>> We have imported the source code from your public SVN into Flower Dev
>> Center (ActionScript/Flex code: flex/sdk/branches/develop/*, and the falcon
>> compiler: falcon/trunk). We have played and we have created a few diagrams:
>> (I have shortened the links with goo.gl)
>>
>> == Java: Falcon compiler; in apache-flex/ws_falcon.**
>> compiler/apache-flex.ws_**falcon.compiler ==
>> * Compiler Mxml Classes; direct link to diagram: http://goo.gl/0i5LR
>> * Visitor Classes; direct link to diagram: http://goo.gl/2IhSg
>> * ISourceLocation Hierarchy - http://goo.gl/lJr4r
>> * Compiler CSS Interfaces - http://goo.gl/Fbhv0
>>
>> OR a link that contains all the above diagrams: http://goo.gl/Ph2e5
>>
>> == ActionScript/Flex Framework; in apache-flex/ws_develop/ ==
>>
>> * apache-flex.ws_develop.rpc/**model/rpc.flower - Messaging Classes:
>> http://goo.gl/jSJ0F
>> * apache-flex.ws_develop.**advancedgrids - Advanced Datagrid Classes:
>> http://goo.gl/nPHg0
>> * apache-flex.ws_develop.charts - Chart Components and Classes:
>> http://goo.gl/OWck9
>> * apache-flex.ws_develop.spark:
>>  - Core Component Classes: http://goo.gl/6BVis
>> - Spark Components Diagram: http://goo.gl/92blU
>> * apache-flex.ws_develop.**airspark - Air Spark Components:
>> http://goo.gl/dUfQ2
>> * apache-flex.ws_develop.**mobilecomponents - Navigator Components:
>> http://goo.gl/61vuN
>>
>> OR a link that contains all the above diagrams: http://goo.gl/vlzUZ
>>
>> We hope you'll like the platform. Please don't hesitate to ask us any
>> question. We think that Flower Dev Center would help within the Apache Flex
>> project, especially with this project being animated by active people,
>> located in different geographical positions.
>>
>> We look forward to any kind of suggestions, that would improve the
>> collaborative flow. We'll implement them quickly so that you can think &
>> work better. We have a desktop plugin for Eclipse that is partially
>> compatible with FDC (UML4AS; some of you may already know it). In the
>> future we'll release a version that has a superior integration with FDC.
>> Btw. there is some doc on the Flower Dev Center website.
>>
>> Best regards,
>> Cristian @ The Flower Platform.
>>
>> Flower Platform Website: http://learn-discuss.flower-**
>> platform.com/flower_dev_**center/
>> Flower Dev Center URL: http://flower-dev-center.**
>> flower-platform.com:8082/**flower-dev-center/
>>
>> PS: please reply to me for read-write access
>>
>>
>
>
>

Re: UML diagrams for the Flex projects in Flower Dev Center ...

[Michael Schmalle]

BUMP! GROUP!

Honestly guys and girls, I have no idea why this list is not  
interested in this application. They are looking for examples and such  
of the Flex framework and they have let this go unanswered for weeks.


I think this project is amazing. Its just a bit over my head at the  
moment since I am developing other large things right now. :)


I wish others in the group would give feedback on this project!

Regardless Cristian, your team has done a huge work or art with this  
application and I give you my respect.


Mike


Quoting Cristian Spiescu :


Hello Apache Flex Community,

First of all I'd like to say that I'm very thrilled about the amount  
and quality of the activity within the Apache Flex project (cf. mail  
discussions, web site, 4.9 release, etc). And very happy about the  
future of the project as well. Congratulations!


We (i.e. Flower Platform Team) are launching a collaborative  
platform for UML modeling & development, targeting the open-source  
projects (with a front-end proudly powered by Flex :) ).


We have imported the source code from your public SVN into Flower  
Dev Center (ActionScript/Flex code: flex/sdk/branches/develop/*, and  
the falcon compiler: falcon/trunk). We have played and we have  
created a few diagrams: (I have shortened the links with goo.gl)


== Java: Falcon compiler; in  
apache-flex/ws_falcon.compiler/apache-flex.ws_falcon.compiler ==

* Compiler Mxml Classes; direct link to diagram: http://goo.gl/0i5LR
* Visitor Classes; direct link to diagram: http://goo.gl/2IhSg
* ISourceLocation Hierarchy - http://goo.gl/lJr4r
* Compiler CSS Interfaces - http://goo.gl/Fbhv0

OR a link that contains all the above diagrams: http://goo.gl/Ph2e5

== ActionScript/Flex Framework; in apache-flex/ws_develop/ ==

* apache-flex.ws_develop.rpc/model/rpc.flower - Messaging Classes:  
http://goo.gl/jSJ0F
* apache-flex.ws_develop.advancedgrids - Advanced Datagrid Classes:  
http://goo.gl/nPHg0
* apache-flex.ws_develop.charts - Chart Components and Classes:  
http://goo.gl/OWck9

* apache-flex.ws_develop.spark:
 - Core Component Classes: http://goo.gl/6BVis
- Spark Components Diagram: http://goo.gl/92blU
* apache-flex.ws_develop.airspark - Air Spark Components: http://goo.gl/dUfQ2
* apache-flex.ws_develop.mobilecomponents - Navigator Components:  
http://goo.gl/61vuN


OR a link that contains all the above diagrams: http://goo.gl/vlzUZ

We hope you'll like the platform. Please don't hesitate to ask us  
any question. We think that Flower Dev Center would help within the  
Apache Flex project, especially with this project being animated by  
active people, located in different geographical positions.


We look forward to any kind of suggestions, that would improve the  
collaborative flow. We'll implement them quickly so that you can  
think & work better. We have a desktop plugin for Eclipse that is  
partially compatible with FDC (UML4AS; some of you may already know  
it). In the future we'll release a version that has a superior  
integration with FDC. Btw. there is some doc on the Flower Dev  
Center website.


Best regards,
Cristian @ The Flower Platform.

Flower Platform Website:  
http://learn-discuss.flower-platform.com/flower_dev_center/
Flower Dev Center URL:  
http://flower-dev-center.flower-platform.com:8082/flower-dev-center/


PS: please reply to me for read-write access

Re: UML diagrams for the Flex projects in Flower Dev Center ...

[Cristian Spiescu]

Hello Dear Community,

== The Question ==
We have released the stable 1.0.3 version of Flower Dev Center (cf. the 
blog post: 
http://blog.flower-platform.com/news/flower_dev_center/new_flower_dev_center_version_1.0.3_2013-02-19). 
I'd like to ask you the following question. It would be very nice of you 
if you could answer.


Do you think that the workflow proposed by Flower Dev Center would help 
you while working for the Apache Flex project?

I.e. by workflow I have in mind something like:

a) update the code from SVN to Flower Dev Center
b) work online (within Flower Dev Center) on a / several diagrams that 
represent the work that you will be doing in the short term future (e.g. 
add classes, methods, etc, draw relations between methods, etc)
c) synchronize the model with the code, and possibly edit a little bit 
the code from the same online environment


d1) steps b) and c) being done while collaborating in real-time with 
other Apache Flex commiters. This would imply that all the commiters 
(interested by a certain task, feature, etc) gather online at a certain 
hour (which might be problematic because of different time zones) and 
talk with eachother (e.g. with skype) while working
d2) OR, steps b) and c) being done in "near real-time". E.g. someone 
modifies; after a couple of hours somebody else modifies, etc. In this 
case the communication would be done by email I guess


e) when everything is ready (cf. d1 AND/OR d2) , commit to SVN, 
everybody update in the IDE and work separately.


== The Context ==
Actually, modeling has a bad reputation among developers. There are 
various reasons behind this, and I think all of them make sense (e.g. 
the fact that modeling adds overhead, which means more time to spend, 
time that we don't have; OR the "stiffness" of the modeling tools that 
impose a certain workflow, and here again overhead, etc; etc, etc, etc).


We think that modeling should help people synchronize their thoughts, 
and modeling shouldn't add additional burdens for developers.
If you work alone, I think that modeling may even not be necessary. The 
human brain is a terrific modeling environment. However, if we are 
talking about several people, i.e. a team, i.e. several brains, good 
modeling software may do interesting things.


And this is what we want to achieve. *But for this we need your valuable 
help and feedback. *Please tell us what you'd like to see as new 
features, new workflows, modify the existing features, the proposed 
workflows. We are ready to add and even change everything in Flower Dev 
Center, so that it can add value while developing the Flex compiler, 
Flex sdk, etc.


== New "_playground" directory, with read-write access to every one ==

The FDC server ( 
http://flower-dev-center.flower-platform.com:8082/flower-dev-center/ ) 
has now a folder named "_playground". We copied the files from 2 of the 
existing projects (one for java, one for as). You can create/modify 
diagrams, code, etc and you don't need an user name.


To access the resources from the "apache-flex" folder, please create an 
account in FDC, and contact me by mail so that I can assign you to the 
right group.


Thank you very much in advance.

Best regards,
Cristian @ The Flower Platform Team.


On 15.02.2013 20:19, Michael Schmalle wrote:

All I have to say is wow!

Having authored a lot of that content in falconjx, it's nice to see 
the UML. :)


Pretty amazing and snappy application you have developed, very nice 
indeed.


I'm sure this will help me a lot developing in Falcon and the compilers.

Thanks!


We hope you'll like the platform.


I'm a bit confused, what 'is' the platform you are speaking of and how 
does it work?


Mike


Quoting Cristian Spiescu :


Hello Apache Flex Community,

First of all I'd like to say that I'm very thrilled about the amount 
and quality of the activity within the Apache Flex project (cf. mail 
discussions, web site, 4.9 release, etc). And very happy about the 
future of the project as well. Congratulations!


We (i.e. Flower Platform Team) are launching a collaborative platform 
for UML modeling & development, targeting the open-source projects 
(with a front-end proudly powered by Flex :) ).


We have imported the source code from your public SVN into Flower Dev 
Center (ActionScript/Flex code: flex/sdk/branches/develop/*, and the 
falcon compiler: falcon/trunk). We have played and we have created a 
few diagrams: (I have shortened the links with goo.gl)


== Java: Falcon compiler; in 
apache-flex/ws_falcon.compiler/apache-flex.ws_falcon.compiler ==

* Compiler Mxml Classes; direct link to diagram: http://goo.gl/0i5LR
* Visitor Classes; direct link to diagram: http://goo.gl/2IhSg
* ISourceLocation Hierarchy - http://goo.gl/lJr4r
* Compiler CSS Interfaces - http://goo.gl/Fbhv0

OR a link that contains all the above diagrams: http://goo.gl/Ph2e5

== ActionScript/Flex Framework; in apache-flex/ws_develop/ ==

* apache-flex.ws_develop.rpc/model/rpc.flower - Me

Re: UML diagrams for the Flex projects in Flower Dev Center ...

[Cristian Spiescu]

Hello Mike,

Thanks a lot for your kind words :)

I'm a bit confused, what 'is' the platform you are speaking of and how 
does it work?
1) Actually by "platform" I wanted to say the Flower Dev Center (FDC) 
itself, a platform (or online service) where people can collaborate on 
diagrams, and a little bit on the code. The main usage flow is the 
following:


* One or several people work on a diagram (e.g. create classes, 
attributes, etc)
* They perform a code synchronization, i.e. the corresponding code (java 
or AS) is updated (online/on the server)
* The source files can be opened and may be edited (by one or several 
people as well). It may be useful to write some snippets of code, pseudo 
code, etc. Of course it's not an IDE replacement, but we tried to make 
it look familiar. E.g. syntax coloring, CTRL + click to navigate between 
files (only java for now), CTRL + SHIFT + R / open resources dialog, etc.


The above steps are usually done several times within the team. When 
satisfied with the outcome, somebody commits the code (into SVN) and 
then everybody continues to work within the desktop IDE.


2) Another way of using would be something more read-only focused. E.g. 
you create some nice diagrams that complete some existing piece of 
documentation, or that explains a certain feature or mechanisms.
3) Regarding ASDoc: the ASDoc templates of the SDK can be modified, so 
that every method, attribute, class has an additional link that points 
to the source file that is found in Flower Dev Center. This way, one can 
quickly see the source code that corresponds to a piece of ASDoc. E.g.: 
from the ASDoc page of Group, one can click and see the corresponding 
source file: 
http://flower-dev-center.flower-platform.com:8082/flower-dev-center/?openResources=actionscript://apache-flex.ws_develop.spark/src/spark/components/Group.as 
and maybe a corresponding diagram.


PS: access on resources (files, diagrams), is controlled by the people 
that administer the "apache-flex" zone (i.e. organization) within Flower 
Dev Center.


Best regards,
Cristian.

On 15.02.2013 20:19, Michael Schmalle wrote:

All I have to say is wow!

Having authored a lot of that content in falconjx, it's nice to see 
the UML. :)


Pretty amazing and snappy application you have developed, very nice 
indeed.


I'm sure this will help me a lot developing in Falcon and the compilers.

Thanks!


We hope you'll like the platform.


I'm a bit confused, what 'is' the platform you are speaking of and how 
does it work?


Mike


Quoting Cristian Spiescu :


Hello Apache Flex Community,

First of all I'd like to say that I'm very thrilled about the amount 
and quality of the activity within the Apache Flex project (cf. mail 
discussions, web site, 4.9 release, etc). And very happy about the 
future of the project as well. Congratulations!


We (i.e. Flower Platform Team) are launching a collaborative platform 
for UML modeling & development, targeting the open-source projects 
(with a front-end proudly powered by Flex :) ).


We have imported the source code from your public SVN into Flower Dev 
Center (ActionScript/Flex code: flex/sdk/branches/develop/*, and the 
falcon compiler: falcon/trunk). We have played and we have created a 
few diagrams: (I have shortened the links with goo.gl)


== Java: Falcon compiler; in 
apache-flex/ws_falcon.compiler/apache-flex.ws_falcon.compiler ==

* Compiler Mxml Classes; direct link to diagram: http://goo.gl/0i5LR
* Visitor Classes; direct link to diagram: http://goo.gl/2IhSg
* ISourceLocation Hierarchy - http://goo.gl/lJr4r
* Compiler CSS Interfaces - http://goo.gl/Fbhv0

OR a link that contains all the above diagrams: http://goo.gl/Ph2e5

== ActionScript/Flex Framework; in apache-flex/ws_develop/ ==

* apache-flex.ws_develop.rpc/model/rpc.flower - Messaging Classes: 
http://goo.gl/jSJ0F
* apache-flex.ws_develop.advancedgrids - Advanced Datagrid Classes: 
http://goo.gl/nPHg0
* apache-flex.ws_develop.charts - Chart Components and Classes: 
http://goo.gl/OWck9

* apache-flex.ws_develop.spark:
 - Core Component Classes: http://goo.gl/6BVis
- Spark Components Diagram: http://goo.gl/92blU
* apache-flex.ws_develop.airspark - Air Spark Components: 
http://goo.gl/dUfQ2
* apache-flex.ws_develop.mobilecomponents - Navigator Components: 
http://goo.gl/61vuN


OR a link that contains all the above diagrams: http://goo.gl/vlzUZ

We hope you'll like the platform. Please don't hesitate to ask us any 
question. We think that Flower Dev Center would help within the 
Apache Flex project, especially with this project being animated by 
active people, located in different geographical positions.


We look forward to any kind of suggestions, that would improve the 
collaborative flow. We'll implement them quickly so that you can 
think & work better. We have a desktop plugin for Eclipse that is 
partially compatible with FDC (UML4AS; some of you may already know 
it). In the future we'll release a version that has a supe

Re: UML diagrams for the Flex projects in Flower Dev Center ...

[Michael Schmalle]

All I have to say is wow!

Having authored a lot of that content in falconjx, it's nice to see  
the UML. :)


Pretty amazing and snappy application you have developed, very nice indeed.

I'm sure this will help me a lot developing in Falcon and the compilers.

Thanks!


We hope you'll like the platform.


I'm a bit confused, what 'is' the platform you are speaking of and how  
does it work?


Mike


Quoting Cristian Spiescu :


Hello Apache Flex Community,

First of all I'd like to say that I'm very thrilled about the amount  
and quality of the activity within the Apache Flex project (cf. mail  
discussions, web site, 4.9 release, etc). And very happy about the  
future of the project as well. Congratulations!


We (i.e. Flower Platform Team) are launching a collaborative  
platform for UML modeling & development, targeting the open-source  
projects (with a front-end proudly powered by Flex :) ).


We have imported the source code from your public SVN into Flower  
Dev Center (ActionScript/Flex code: flex/sdk/branches/develop/*, and  
the falcon compiler: falcon/trunk). We have played and we have  
created a few diagrams: (I have shortened the links with goo.gl)


== Java: Falcon compiler; in  
apache-flex/ws_falcon.compiler/apache-flex.ws_falcon.compiler ==

* Compiler Mxml Classes; direct link to diagram: http://goo.gl/0i5LR
* Visitor Classes; direct link to diagram: http://goo.gl/2IhSg
* ISourceLocation Hierarchy - http://goo.gl/lJr4r
* Compiler CSS Interfaces - http://goo.gl/Fbhv0

OR a link that contains all the above diagrams: http://goo.gl/Ph2e5

== ActionScript/Flex Framework; in apache-flex/ws_develop/ ==

* apache-flex.ws_develop.rpc/model/rpc.flower - Messaging Classes:  
http://goo.gl/jSJ0F
* apache-flex.ws_develop.advancedgrids - Advanced Datagrid Classes:  
http://goo.gl/nPHg0
* apache-flex.ws_develop.charts - Chart Components and Classes:  
http://goo.gl/OWck9

* apache-flex.ws_develop.spark:
 - Core Component Classes: http://goo.gl/6BVis
- Spark Components Diagram: http://goo.gl/92blU
* apache-flex.ws_develop.airspark - Air Spark Components: http://goo.gl/dUfQ2
* apache-flex.ws_develop.mobilecomponents - Navigator Components:  
http://goo.gl/61vuN


OR a link that contains all the above diagrams: http://goo.gl/vlzUZ

We hope you'll like the platform. Please don't hesitate to ask us  
any question. We think that Flower Dev Center would help within the  
Apache Flex project, especially with this project being animated by  
active people, located in different geographical positions.


We look forward to any kind of suggestions, that would improve the  
collaborative flow. We'll implement them quickly so that you can  
think & work better. We have a desktop plugin for Eclipse that is  
partially compatible with FDC (UML4AS; some of you may already know  
it). In the future we'll release a version that has a superior  
integration with FDC. Btw. there is some doc on the Flower Dev  
Center website.


Best regards,
Cristian @ The Flower Platform.

Flower Platform Website:  
http://learn-discuss.flower-platform.com/flower_dev_center/
Flower Dev Center URL:  
http://flower-dev-center.flower-platform.com:8082/flower-dev-center/


PS: please reply to me for read-write access



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UML diagrams for the Flex projects in Flower Dev Center ...

[Cristian Spiescu]

Hello Apache Flex Community,

First of all I'd like to say that I'm very thrilled about the amount and 
quality of the activity within the Apache Flex project (cf. mail 
discussions, web site, 4.9 release, etc). And very happy about the 
future of the project as well. Congratulations!


We (i.e. Flower Platform Team) are launching a collaborative platform 
for UML modeling & development, targeting the open-source projects (with 
a front-end proudly powered by Flex :) ).


We have imported the source code from your public SVN into Flower Dev 
Center (ActionScript/Flex code: flex/sdk/branches/develop/*, and the 
falcon compiler: falcon/trunk). We have played and we have created a few 
diagrams: (I have shortened the links with goo.gl)


== Java: Falcon compiler; in 
apache-flex/ws_falcon.compiler/apache-flex.ws_falcon.compiler ==

* Compiler Mxml Classes; direct link to diagram: http://goo.gl/0i5LR
* Visitor Classes; direct link to diagram: http://goo.gl/2IhSg
* ISourceLocation Hierarchy - http://goo.gl/lJr4r
* Compiler CSS Interfaces - http://goo.gl/Fbhv0

OR a link that contains all the above diagrams: http://goo.gl/Ph2e5

== ActionScript/Flex Framework; in apache-flex/ws_develop/ ==

* apache-flex.ws_develop.rpc/model/rpc.flower - Messaging Classes: 
http://goo.gl/jSJ0F
* apache-flex.ws_develop.advancedgrids - Advanced Datagrid Classes: 
http://goo.gl/nPHg0
* apache-flex.ws_develop.charts - Chart Components and Classes: 
http://goo.gl/OWck9

* apache-flex.ws_develop.spark:
 - Core Component Classes: http://goo.gl/6BVis
- Spark Components Diagram: http://goo.gl/92blU
* apache-flex.ws_develop.airspark - Air Spark Components: 
http://goo.gl/dUfQ2
* apache-flex.ws_develop.mobilecomponents - Navigator Components: 
http://goo.gl/61vuN


OR a link that contains all the above diagrams: http://goo.gl/vlzUZ

We hope you'll like the platform. Please don't hesitate to ask us any 
question. We think that Flower Dev Center would help within the Apache 
Flex project, especially with this project being animated by active 
people, located in different geographical positions.


We look forward to any kind of suggestions, that would improve the 
collaborative flow. We'll implement them quickly so that you can think & 
work better. We have a desktop plugin for Eclipse that is partially 
compatible with FDC (UML4AS; some of you may already know it). In the 
future we'll release a version that has a superior integration with FDC. 
Btw. there is some doc on the Flower Dev Center website.


Best regards,
Cristian @ The Flower Platform.

Flower Platform Website: 
http://learn-discuss.flower-platform.com/flower_dev_center/
Flower Dev Center URL: 
http://flower-dev-center.flower-platform.com:8082/flower-dev-center/


PS: please reply to me for read-write access