Hi,

Not sure that's really the right place for it, but... I'm wondering what are your thoughts about that.

Which Flash Developer has never had a struggle with Flash Player performance and garbage collection?

I'm not surprised apple doesn't want flash on their iPhone because of performance issues. You can say not it is not true, it is because of their PDF renderer, and they have a flash player running on the iPhone in their lab, blah blah. But the Flash Player is a slow virtual machine, isn't that right?

Even AIR applications are always kind of slow, not as quick and reactive as a desktop application should be, and this because of the Flash Player. Just resizing a window, select text or other simple action is not as reactive a real desktop application should be.

When I see what the Unity3D player (and very lightweight in terms of file size) can render, WOW. Yes the Flash Platform has wonderful tool and framework to create applications, but how long before someone is coming all these tools (such as AIR, the Flex framework, layouts and components)? Maybe Unity? Maybe another?

On the iPhone you can't see a Flash site or a Unity3D site, if I'm not wrong unity has created a tool to convert Unity application to iPhone application (not web-based then), but... where the hell is that Flash Player converter to create iPhone application from AS code? What is Adobe doing about that? How can 35 people from Unity can be more reactive than Adobe? Does Adobe have a problem with the Flash virtual machine?

With today's computer, how can a virtual machine be that slow? And I'm not talking about web-based application that can limited by the browser, but also AIR application.

Even if Flash will be here for a great bunch of years, I don't see a real good future unless they re-write a real new Virtual Machine that is taking all the power you can use from a computer.

If I'm not wrong Flash is running on Google Android phone? Is it working well?

You might say I'm completely wrong, fine, I dont know everything. I'm just asking questions. I'm just wondering what's going because I have to struggle about Flash Player performance.

What do you think? If the Flash Player a great virtual machine or will it be overwhelmed by other technologies if Adobe does not react? Is there something I'm missing? Flash Community is a wonderful one, I'd like to think the Flash Platform will evolve.

Romu

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