Hi, Guest
12-07-2011, 06:50 AM
The markets have pretty much already decided that Flash is dead. It doesn't meet many government accessibility standards, it's no longer supported by Adobe, and the popularity of non-flash supporting i-devices and ease of HTML5 will kill it.
It's not like IE6 where companies relied on a broken browser for their apps to work... Flash is disposable, and sites that don't move over soon will fade into the background... and many existing frameworks can be easily ported over to HTML5 IMO.
And as for streetfire, meh... it's so easy to transition to HTML5 from a flash video player, that it's not even funny... it literally takes 10 minutes to do...maybe they're just lazy...
It's not like IE6 where companies relied on a broken browser for their apps to work... Flash is disposable, and sites that don't move over soon will fade into the background... and many existing frameworks can be easily ported over to HTML5 IMO.
And as for streetfire, meh... it's so easy to transition to HTML5 from a flash video player, that it's not even funny... it literally takes 10 minutes to do...maybe they're just lazy...
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