Enterprise Class Level

Design and code in enterprise level languages and tools to ensure the level of quality your applications and clients demand.

Multiple Targets & Devices

Maintain your knowledge and workflows intact for years to come and let Royale provide you with the right output you need.

Fast Performance & Lightweight

Royale Apps are light and performant thanks to the PAYG (Pay As You Go) philosophy combined with their composition architecture (Strands and Beads).

OOP & Declarative Programming

Code in a robust OOP language (AS3) and build your interfaces in a fast declarative XML language (MXML).

Advanced Communications

Royale support AMF communications a performant way to share object graphs with your backend of choice.

Supported by Apache

A great Open Source Foundation ensures long term evolution with the technologies you choose far beyond market and corporate trends.

Apache Royale Tour De Jewel

Jewel is a new UI component set, created with design and responsiveness in mind. Apache Royale provides themes to use with Jewel out of the box. Jewel themes support up to 12 colors, light/dark, and flat/normal modes.

Try Tour de Jewel

Install Apache Royale via npm

After global installation, the following compiler tools will be available for you to use: mxmlc, compc, asjsc, asjscompc, asnodec, and externc.

Usage:

mxmlc <path to main.mxml file>
asjsc <path to main.as file>

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Using external javascript libraries in Apache Royale

Learn how to use external Javascript libraries in your Apache Royale application. This will be very useful to add quick functionality to your Application adding code that is not part of Apache Royale itself or even was not written in ActionsScript, but with the powerful capabilities like type checking or code completion.