Adobe Flash CS5 Exports Animations To HTML5 Canvas
An anonymous reader writes "Adobe's Flash CS5 will seek to make the Flash runtime less relevant with support for exporting animations to HTML5 canvas. Seth Weintraub from 9to5mac writes, 'In a previous post, I'd wondered why Adobe didn't spend its time building HTML5 authoring tools rather than putting so much time/energy/money into its Flash -> iPhone Apps exporter tool for Flash CS5. As it turns out, Adobe does have some, albeit rudimentary, HTML5 Canvas exporting tools, as demonstrated in the video above.'"
Next step: Apple bans HTML Canvas except for animations approved personally by Steve Jobs.
... but I wanna bet Gordon will be pissed. ;-)
What does this mean for Flashblock and Flash cookies?
What a strange question. It seems about as relevant as asking what this means for Flashdance.
... and then they built the supercollider.
Or rather, can't view TF video - FlashBlock prevented it.
No folly is more costly than the folly of intolerant idealism. - Winston Churchill
Words coherent not is much, grammar good not is very, understandable.
Well, I don't know if I agree with this analysis, all I want to say right now is : Thanks Adobe ! Welcome to the open web ! Finally ! Stop being an enemy and let's be friends ! Let's make the web fantastic again !
The Wise adapts himself to the world. The Fool adapts the world to himself. Therefore, all progress depends on the Fool.
I would like to sign your petition to make the web fantastic *again*... We all love animated GIFs with text and background with blindness inducing color scheme... Oh and lets not forget the mandatory Java applets with water ripple effects and ActiveX object just for some 3D little animation. The web really was fantastic then, websites even tasted better... kinda like strawberry and kittens. So please Adobe, sprinkle some of your corporate magic unicorn dust over the interwebs.