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Thank you, that's a great answer! I hadn't considered the different community mindset. I'm curious what you settled on instead of Flex? You've got me thinking
by porker 13y ago
Thank you, that's a great answer! I hadn't considered the different community mindset.
I'm curious what you settled on instead of Flex?
You've got me thinking wider than HTML/JS, for something which could be more satisfying (for me): mobile apps could be the way but I need desktop/browser/cross-platform support; Silverlight I've heard good things about but again isn't widely used I believe.
- x86_64Ubuntu 13y agoI went back to Flex ='(. Like I said, the lack of basic app principles and the fact the JS community wants to fist-fight you for saying there is a better way was kind of off-putting. If you want desktop support, you might want to look at Adobe AIR. There is also JavaFX, but it appears very, very, very half-baked to me right now.
- cellis 13y agoYou should really try out AngularJS. The declarative syntax of it reminds me of Flex quite a bit. I haven't used AS3 or Flex in years and really miss that environment, and when I started using AngularJS I felt like I got a taste of it again.