Apache Flex®

Time 2021-01-04 09:03:51

Web Name: Apache Flex®

WebSite: http://flex.apache.org

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Flash Player in the Browser support is ending! Adobe, along with all the major browser vendors (Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge) have announced that they will no longer support the Adobe Flash Player™ runtime at the end of 2020. If you are looking to output content to the browser, you should check out our sister project Apache Royale™, which allows you to continue to use ActionScript and output native JavaScript and HTML. Apache Flex output to mobile and desktop platforms through the Adobe AIR runtime provided by Harman is still supported. Licensing Apache Flex® is completely open-source. Apache Flex® is an Apache project, and is released under the Apache License, version 2.0, so you know it is compatible with your business needs. Plus, it is backed by the Apache Community for updates, support and help. Read More Desktop & Mobile Apps Build applications that target all browsers by leveraging the Adobe Flash Player and JavaScript, make desktop application by leveraging the Adobe Integrated Runtime (Adobe AIR) or create powerful, cross-platform mobile applications that target Apple iPods, iPhones, iPads, Android based smartphones and tablets, and Blackberry Playbook devices. Read More Flex Showcase A selection of the many desktop and mobile applications written with Flex. Proud of your Flex application? You can easily submit a request to have it shown here. Read More Tooling Utilize the tools you are already familar with. Apache Flex® utilizes MXML for layout and AS3 (an ECMAScript based language like JavaScript) for coding. Use the Eclipse-based IDEs like Adobe Flash Builder and FDT or use IntelliJ IDEA or any text editor to make your applications. Read More FlexJS - An Introduction FlexJS™ is a new application development framework that cross compiles MXML and ActionScript into HTML and JavaScript. It runs in web, desktop and mobile(app) in swf format and runs in browser based environments as HTML/JS/CSS files without the need for the Flash Player plugin. It brings the advantages of Flex to the JavaScript world. The Flex in a Week Series The Flex in a Week training series consists of videos and exercises to teach experienced programmers how to program using the Flex 4.5 framework and Flash Builder 4.5. To gain the most from this series, watch the videos and complete the exercises in the order in which they are listed. Flex In A Week Video Series The Flex in a Week video training course will help you understand how you can leverage the open source Flex framework to build RIAs. To make it easier for you to learn Flex, you will use the Eclipse-based Flash Builder 4.5 development tool, which includes the Flex framework and provides features such as intelligent coding, interactive step-through debugging, and visual design of the user layout. Building interactive maps with Flex It has never been easier to build interactive online maps with Flex. There is a wide range of APIs now available. The focus of this article is building a simple map application using the open-source Modest Maps Flex API. Modest Maps offers a number of advantages over other Flex mapping APIs including the ability to point at multiple basemap providers and direct access to the source code. Apache Flex 4.14 ReleasedApache Flex 4.14.0 was released, and adds support for the latest Flash Player and AIR runtimes, promises, native support for tables in TLF, the Spark RichTextEditor component, FlatSpark skins and components, and iOS7 and Android 4.x mobile themes. Install it now, or Read More Here About Us Apache Flex® is a highly productive, open source application framework for building and maintaining expressive web applications that deploy consistently on all major browsers, desktops and devices (including smartphones, tablets and tv). It provides a modern, standards-based language and programming model that supports common design patterns suitable for developers from many backgrounds. Flex applications can be deployed to the ubiquitous Adobe® Flash® Player in the browser, Adobe® AIR™ on desktop and mobile or to native Android™, IOS™, QNX®, Windows® or Mac® applications. Subscribe We have two mailing lists, one for SDK developers, and one for SDK users. Developers, send an email to dev-subscribe@flex.apache.org Users, send an email to users-subscribe@flex.apache.org

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