On 04/05/2010, at 9:39 AM, Oleg Sivokon wrote:
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> That's again a newspaper trick, it may from the first sight seem like you are
> making a point, however... You say that HTML5 is a good perspective, I say
> it's a step back, you may not agree, but your personal belief doesn't make it
> a fact,
I've done the html, css, js thing too - started developing for the web in 1994,
so I've been around the block once or twice too.
If you know everything about web technologies, past, present and future perhaps
you should be heading up Apple. :-)
And before you issue silly challenges to people yo
Guy,
There is no way in hell I'm going to write an application in HTML5 and
Javascript. With Flash I can compile my code to a single swf. I've done the
HTML, JS, CSS thing dude. I've done both and there is no benefit to letting
everyone in the world see my code (no exaggerating here) or creating
p
That's again a newspaper trick, it may from the first sight seem like you
are making a point, however... You say that HTML5 is a good perspective, I
say it's a step back, you may not agree, but your personal belief doesn't
make it a fact, it is still a hypothesis, not an axiom. Did you really have
Adobe is a ruthless competitor too; let's not forget that they shafted SVG as
soon as they bought Flash.
Personally, I find that harder to forgive, because it was about entrenching a
commercial advantage based on proprietary technology owned by Adobe and blowing
off a growing standard that comp
Let's not get carried away here - no way is Apple going to stop supporting
Flash on the Mac. That's one of those "sky is falling' rumors that always start
up when something like this happens.
The recent events are concerning as they potentially affect our mutual
livelihoods, but really, there's
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