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Date: Wed, 22 Feb 2012 19:57:50 +0900
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Subject: Re: ActionScript workers will come in the second half of 2012 with
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From: Pepe <pepe.fxug@gmail.com>
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So, you mean that Apache Flex project develops nothing and it just
keeps Flex sources, right?

Shigeru Nakagaki


2012/2/22 David Arno <david@davidarno.org>:
>> From: Pepe [mailto:pepe.fxug@gmail.com]
>> Sent: 22 February 2012 10:41
>>
>> This is very good news and I'm concerning about the following two things=
.
>>
>> =A01. New Flex Framework should support ActionScript workers as a part o=
f
> framework.
>>
>> =A02. The AIR framework in Flex Framework should be re-designed with
> ActionScript workers.
>>
>> Please add these features to Apache Flex roadmap.
>
> Sorry Shigeru, but Apache doesn't work like that. There is no roadmap. If
> you'd like to grab yourself a copy of the code, discuss your plans here,
> canvas for assistance, and then help write a new framework that makes use=
 of
> worker threads, then great. I'm sure many would be more than willing to h=
elp
> you. If the result is good enough, it'll form part of a future release.
>
> David.
>