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InfoQ: Adobe Donating Flex to Open Source Foundation.

“Microsoft’s de-emphasizing of Silverlight, and Adobe’s reduction in investment for both Flex and Flash rather implies that they believe HTML 5 has already won.”

My immediate problem is that HTML5 animation is, currently, capable of only a mere sliver of what Flash can do. No matter how you view Flash ‘politically’ - many Picassos of visual goodness are having brushes and paints ripped away, and being handed charcoal pencils.

My guess is that creatives are going to take refuge in video, to maintain their current level of animation complexity. Interactivity will take a hit for a couple of years.

11/16/11 • 12:07 PM • Adobe • Internet • Software • 1 Comment

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Watch http://lights.elliegoulding.com/ in a WebGL browser.
I think we’re going to see huge leaps in HTML5 animation sooner rather than later.

Posted by Mike on 11/16/11 at 10:29 PM

 

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