Following up from A post on the Robotlegs forum
The Results:
http://stimuli.tv/frameworktests/spreadsheet/framework-profiling-23062011.xls
The Test Applications:
http://stimuli.tv/frameworktests/puremvc/srcview/
http://stimuli.tv/frameworktests/puremvc/
http://stimuli.tv/frameworktests/robotlegs/srcview/
http://stimuli.tv/frameworktests/robotlegs/
Sources:
http://stimuli.tv/frameworktests/source/FrameworkProfileHarnessAs.zip (Flex SDK 4.1 & AIR 2.5 for TV)
http://stimuli.tv/frameworktests/source/FrameworkTesting.zip (Flex SDK 4.5 & AIR 2.6 for Mobile)
http://stimuli.tv/frameworktests/source/PureMvcBasic.zip
http://stimuli.tv/frameworktests/source/RobotlegsBasic.zip
http://stimuli.tv/frameworktests/source/StimuliUtils.fxpl – change .zip extension to .fxpl
The AIR Wrappers:
http://stimuli.tv/frameworktests/air/FrameworkProfileHarnessAs.air – change .zip extension to .air (Flex SDK 4.1 & AIR 2.5 for TV)
http://stimuli.tv/frameworktests/air/FrameworkTesting.air – change .zip extension to .air (Flex SDK 4.5 & AIR 2.6 for Mobile)
http://stimuli.tv/frameworktests/air/FrameworkTesting.apk – change .zip extension to .apk (Flex SDK 4.5 & AIR 2.6 for Mobile)
June 23rd, 2011 at 5:21 pm
Very cool. RL does give a minor performance hit with the DI. Last I checked PureMVC doesn’t have DI. I guess it’s true what the old saying is: You can’t get something (good) for nothing. Numbers aside, it’s a matter of breadth vs depth. PureMVC lets you carry your application outside of the Flash Player so you can target non-Flash Platforms. RL gives you results quicker than other frameworks with the least amount of boiler plate code IMO.