It will all depend on whether Microsoft will support it properly in their future web browsers, they might say their committed to supporting all kinds of standards right now, but I have heard that from them before, so I want hold my breath. Heck, I heard even Blizzard used Flash for certain parts of Starcraft 2's UI. Īs for video, there's a good reason Flash exploded on the net long before it had the capability to play videos, so don't expect alternative video players to end it either. In fact, they've already built HTML5 + CSS3 support for Dreamweaver.
#ADOBE FLASH PLAYER 10.1 WINDOWS CNET PROFESSIONAL#
Nothing comes close to the Flash Professional authoring tool's ability for creating vector animations and integrating motion, sound and interactivity with ease today.Įven then, Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch announced that Adobe would be the 1st one to build the same kind of tools for HTML5.
Without proper authoring tools for the non-programmer layman, don't expect any other tech to knock off Flash from its perch. Until then, don't expect Flash to vanish anytime soon. That's the assumption sideline-commenting non-designer coders who aren't in the web or multimedia industry make, like a lot of guys here in Slashdot who do mostly non-frontend stuff. Wake me up when Microsoft comes up with a tool that allows non-coder graphic designers or animators to create entire apps in Silverlight with the same ease that you can with Flash.
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