THIS IS A TEST INSTANCE. ALL YOUR CHANGES WILL BE LOST!!!!
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One way to think about the migration to FlexJS is to ask whether you would have had to rewrite it anyway. For example, there is no support at this time for Remote Object or E4X. JS has no E4X equivalent, so you would have had to re-code E4X expressions whether you switched to FlexJS or some other JS framework. If possible, switching to JSON is recommended as it is supported in both AS and JS. However, it looks like a decent subset of E4x may be possible
Does FlexJS Support E4X?
Yes, E4X was recently added to FlexJS. You can find out more about it Using XML in FlexJS and E4X Observations.
What level of Browser support is required?
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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 (legacy)".
Where do I get the source code?
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