Are you still using "AS3 and Air SDK"?

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Are you still using “AS3 and Air SDK”?

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It is said that the current “air SDK” is optimized very well and has excellent performance?

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I use AIR as a debug target
I still do some as3 but everytime I wish I was using haxe instead

Spent the last year doing as3 on a game and didn’t notice any performance improvement, not sure what you’re talking about here ? Also the people I worked with on that game wanted to port it to haxe, simply because haxe opens so many options that AIR misses (c++, consoles, web)

If I remember correctly last time I checked my A* pathfinding code was several hundred times faster on c++ target than on AIR target

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Do you use ‘starling’?

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Yes, most of my projects use Starling

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Are you using “Starling” to develop games?

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It is said that the new “Air SDK” can use “DX11” and “OpenGL”, while the previous one could only use “DX9”
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The performance of the new “Air SDK” is much higher than before, as a friend who uses “AS3” told me.
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It’s free (with some conditions) to use the Harman AIR SDK under Windows. Perhaps give it a test drive and compare?

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I have no experience in this area

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Yup, that’s what I mostly use starling for

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That’s great! How many years have you been using “Starling” to develop games?

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Do you use a ‘physics engine’?

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I’ve been using starling since 2012 or something like that

I typically don’t use physics engines but had to a few times