Hi,
I'd like to introduce this discussion thread in relation to the "Life after
FlashPlayer" thread.
You may want to discuss some things or have questions about others'
decisions...
Thanks,
Olaf
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@Petr Nemecek
>We've decided to go to Java (back to roots)...
Hi Petr,
I just wonder why you don't just move to AIR?
Is it "just" because you have lost all confidence in Adobe?
Thanks,
Olaf
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@reisan lukelog
>converting to angularcli some openui5
As an SAP developer, I am interested in your "OpenUI5" experience.
In my perception SAP doesn't push it as they promised years ago and it feels
to me that they are always behind others... but maybe I am wrong...
Thanks,
Olaf
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@Petr Nemecek
>We've decided to go to Java (back to roots)...
Hi Petr,
I just wonder why you don't just move to AIR?
Is it "just" because you have lost all confidence in Adobe?
Thanks,
Olaf
> ...they will find a way how to kick it out, if they will decide to do so.
As I understand it, that's one reason why Adobe is pushing/promoting the
"AIR Captive Runtime" the last years...
However, thanks for sharing your thoughts, Petr!
Olaf
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The best way i think is to migrate your projects to HTML or Angular etc.
I mean, there're lots of issues coming around Flex lately.
Can't imagine what is going to happen when they cease the support...
Here's a nice and precise article i found, that might help to figure some
staff.
http://www.intex
Hi,
> I mean, there're lots of issues coming around Flex lately.
What do you mean with issues around Flex?
Adobe has donated the Flex SDK to Apache in 2011 or so, it's open source
and maintained by the Flex community for a long time.
>Here's a nice and precise article i found, that might help t
Olaf, I am very familiar with Flash and with Adobe Air and have used Flex to
develop for both. Now I mostly do Adobe Air mobile and desktop development.
But if I wanted to get back into the browser bit, I wonder how I would do it
these days. It looks like most people do HTML5, JS, and CSS. This
Hi,
>What frameworks are most people doing Flash-like work in the browser these
days?
I guess you find particular ideas of the Flex/Flash world at a lot of those
frameworks out there.
Most mentioned are probably Angular and React.
>Is FlexJS a possible way to do this...
First, please notice t
Hi
So I am not a deep deep developer, i have been working with Flex for web
apps for 7 years and I love it, however from what i have read, it is a
significant amount of work to move, there is no one to one mapping of MXML, I
also think you have to change code, so there is significant effort,
Hi Scott,
Definitely if you would like to move your Flex app to Royale you will have
to rewrite you UI part from scratch. There is ongoing effort in Royale
called Emulation [1] which can simply decrease work with rewriting.
However there couple of main points which can really help with moving whi
Hello and thanks for reply.
You see, in this article, we’ve been talking about this situation based on
our company’s experience. Such requests for migration are very frequent at
the moment. So this article is for people who want to migrate their projects
or might be thinking about it like our cust
Hi,
first sorry for my tone but I was a bit annoyed.
I've no concerns with showing alternatives or introducing other
technologies.
Anyone of us has to take care of being up-to-date and always learning new
stuff.
I noticed that you mentioned the browser in your article but what I still
criticize is
Hi,
This article is similar to the dozens of other ones involving flash, flash
player, flex and death... most of the time written by people who don't know
a lot about the flash/flex ecosystem.
/" In addition to Flash, they are also going to stop support for Flex, which
is a framework for web-appl
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