Uh the original question is pretty simple - can you do anything [ like the
link provided ] in HTML / CSS? The short answer is, yes. Since you opened
a can of worms I'll bite.
Specs not yet finished blah blah blah. If you're looking for a language
to get carved in stone before you write a line
Interesting answers but they almost all are based on the assumption that
you have much time and enough money to waste. You can do almost everything
with HTML/JS/CSS, but for many things you will require much (really much)
more time than with Flash. I say 'almost' because there are things you
can't
I found the answer...
the first line is missing from Air Luanhcpad, the next two were wrong. Line 2
says 1.0 and where it says versionNumber, it did say version!
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
update xmlns=http://ns.adobe.com/air/framework/update/description/2.5;
The samples are ok, but it's the actual langue I
dislike.
I just doesn't feel very complete to me.
I really don't want to take a step back when I was
in fact hoping to be getting a new version of
action script that moved the main language even
further forward.
The whole situation just
think of it this way:
you have a very good opportunity, because you can choose. most bosses tell
you, which language you'll need to program in. so i'd be happy in your
place. you can cry about a language you don't even use.
On Sun, Dec 18, 2011 at 6:45 PM, Glenn Williams
http://www.jimmiprajapati.com/?p=70
If you’ve written a lot of code in ActionScript, writing code in JavaScript can
feel like a regression. Right now, there are trade-offs in the Flash stack and
the HTML stack. Adobe is not saying that you should stop writing applications
in Flash/Flex and move to HTML/JS/CSS today. My summary
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