Adobe ceases development on mobile browser Flash, refocuses efforts on HTML5
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[url]http://blogs.adobe.com/conversations/2011/11/flash-focus.html[/url]
Here is the actual blog post.
For those who can't actually read, they're still developing Flash and Flash AIR but they're no longer trying to get Flash player on Mobile Browsers.
Those are two completely things.
Also Smurfy, Still looking for the article, but I have to focus some class work, I'll PM you the article.
[QUOTE=Supacasey;33197376]Oh my fuuckkkk when well I go a single day without hearing Steve Jobs metioned again[/QUOTE]Well for starters if people stopped making pointless threads about him... oh wait that would mean people have less opportunities to say how much they hate him.
Back on subject Adobe has this under control and I imagine they have been planning to drop flash for a while now. They already have a HTML5 editor in testing that will hopefully be released in full soon but for now you can download the [url=http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/edge/]preview build for free.[/url] I really don't see how this could be a bad thing other then its yet another adobe product you need to learn.
Steve Jobs won. I am glad he did, because it's only for the better.
Doesn't flash cs5 have a flash to html5 converter or something like that?
Now how the fuck will I browse porn on my Android tablet while on the toilet.
[QUOTE=ManxKat;33201948]Now how the fuck will I browse porn on my Android tablet while on the toilet.[/QUOTE]You always images and possibly gif's (do gif's work in Android's native browser yet?).
[QUOTE=Demache;33201994]You always images and possibly gif's (do gif's work in Android's native browser yet?).[/QUOTE]
They work on mine, running Froyo 2.2.
I can't use Flash though.
[QUOTE=teslacoil;33202063]They work on mine, running Froyo 2.2.
I can't use Flash though.[/QUOTE]Just wondering. My phone is apparently too old (I've had 2.2 and 2.3 and they didn't work in either) so I have no clue. They did work in Opera Mobile, up until that became too demanding for my phone as well. :suicide: Can't wait to upgrade.
Flash was nice when it was still being used to mainly build website elements, not entire web pages and applications.
[QUOTE=MIPS;33202133]Flash was nice when it was still being used to mainly build website elements, not entire web pages and applications.[/QUOTE]
Flash navigation menu's :barf:
I'm curious what Google's response will be.
Flash is/was a pretty big reason to choose Android over iPhone in my opinion.
[QUOTE=Frogz;33198054]The problem is that he was using this as an excuse for not supporting Flash, thus locking in the market. Why do you think iPhone apps are mostly paid, not free like Android? Because Apple can and wants to money.[/QUOTE]Couldn't iOS developers just offer their apps for free...?
[QUOTE=Egonny;33202921]I'm curious what Google's response will be.
Flash is/was a pretty big reason to choose Android over iPhone in my opinion.[/QUOTE]
Flash+
[QUOTE=JoshJosh117;33205669]Couldn't iOS developers just offer their apps for free...?[/QUOTE]
Not allowed by Apple, since they want dosh for each app no matter what.
I think it's about time we start moving to HTML5, but this seems a bit too sudden
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