HTML5 in Firefox: SVG & Canvas on the Nokia N900
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nuttachod 1 year ago
@ciberyo3001 not only the timeline in flash professional, but adobe catalyst and flash builder. and you cant tell me that you can make it any easier than in catalyst to do very good looking half way complicated animations. html 5 is pretty much a hype. never the less it is a huge step from html 4!
theGoldenAgeOfBoredo 1 year ago
I think Flash's technology is much better because it is way easier and efficient than plain coding. with Flash everything can be timeline animated, including interactions. in other words, no need to learn or lose your time with CSS, Javascripts, etc. you can create everything visually with Flash. and this is why i believe you guys should be more focusing on allowing mobile devices to better use Flash content than some other fancy HTML5....
ciberyo3001 2 years ago
Okay Cool, but the browser it self is really heavy to use and just generally unpleasant. I'm going to stick with the native browser.
JackDuran 2 years ago 2
just really cool!
Zeuspwns 2 years ago