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Here are a few screenshots of another #AdobeFlex app compiled to JS with #ApacheRoyale and running on #OpenFL instead of #AdobeFlash.

This is the "Cafe Townsend" sample for the Cairngorm MVC framework. It demonstrates that I've gotten enough of Flex working to build a fully-functional CRUD-style app.

#ApacheFlex #MacromediaFlash #FlashPlayer #MacromediaFlex

Here are a few screenshots of another #AdobeFlex app compiled to JS with #ApacheRoyale and running on #OpenFL instead of #AdobeFlash.

This is the "Cafe Townsend" sample for the Cairngorm MVC framework. It demonstrates that I've gotten enough of Flex working to build a fully-functional CRUD-style app.

#ApacheFlex #MacromediaFlash #FlashPlayer #MacromediaFlex

Back in 2021, I put together a little proof-of-concept demonstrating a few Adobe Flex components running on top of OpenFL instead of Flash Player. I compiled the AS3 code to JS using the Apache Royale compiler.

Recently, I picked up this project again, and I've made a ton of improvements to both OpenFL and Royale. Here's a screenshot of the Flex Style Explorer sample compiled to JS. Styles, binding, states: all working!

#AdobeFlex #OpenFL #ApacheFlex #ApacheRoyale #AdobeFlash #ActionScript

Back in 2021, I put together a little proof-of-concept demonstrating a few Adobe Flex components running on top of OpenFL instead of Flash Player. I compiled the AS3 code to JS using the Apache Royale compiler.

Recently, I picked up this project again, and I've made a ton of improvements to both OpenFL and Royale. Here's a screenshot of the Flex Style Explorer sample compiled to JS. Styles, binding, states: all working!

#AdobeFlex #OpenFL #ApacheFlex #ApacheRoyale #AdobeFlash #ActionScript

I've been working on a way to build custom components for #FeathersUI and #OpenFL using XML. I'm aiming for something very similar to #MXML in #ApacheFlex.

Last week, I finally compiled my first real sample component (after spending tons of time writing necessary low-level tests).

The XML code in the screenshot recreates one of the #FeathersUI samples that was originally written in #Haxe. The XML is parsed at compile-time with a Haxe build macro, which generates a class.