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The plan is to support IE8 and later, and relatively recent versions of FireFox and Chrome and probably even Safari. Thus an HTML5-capable browser is not a requirement to use FlexJS. There may be different versions of the JS components that are HTML5-dependent that provide faster or smaller output if you can require HTML5 browsers for your target customers.

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use JS Frameworks like JQuery or Dojo?

There can be more than one JS version of a FlexJS component. There is already a prototype of a JS version of an Application class that includes the startup code for a JQuery app and then the Button component wraps the JQuery Button. Thus it is possible to use MXML and AS to construct a JQuery application.

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Participation in any form is encouraged and welcomed. To follow the development of FlexJS, please subscribe to the Apache Flex mailing list dev@flex.apache.org. This is a high traffic list that covers development of the current Flex SDK as well, but we try to mark all FlexJS discussion with the subject "FlexJS".

Where do I get the source code?

The source code is in the "develop" branch at https://git-wip-us.apache.org/repos/asf/flex-asjs.