phola.brtruly i am presently on the path to all my most treasured
goalsbra
href=http://multiserwis1.home.pl/MichaelBailey41.html;http://multiserwis1.home.pl/MichaelBailey41.html/abrsee
you later./p
I'd like to understand more about Adobe's latest annnouncement that they will
focus on HTML5 on mobile platforms(rather than Flash).
Obviously a kick in the head for flex/air developers targetting applications
that need or want a mobile client because mobile platform manufacturers will
drop
it depends on the app. for ex. my app, sharedboard.net runs smooth even on
iPad..
On Fri, Nov 11, 2011 at 7:25 PM, saurabh rawat rawatsaur...@yahoo.co.inwrote:
y it doesnt work fast??Any thoughts??
will it be good to use the flex AIR for adobe to build app on it or the
usual Android.I think
The way I read the announcement is that they're pulling back from Flash for the
web, not Flex or Air. Flash for the web are flash apps built such that they
can be included in a web page. Even though Flex is essentially that, it is
much different from Flash. Considering AIR is actually a
I think the only thing you should draw from this announcement is that Adobe has
given up on trying to support flash as a browser plugin on mobile devices. I
think they have seen that a) performance is an issue they may struggle to fix
while maintaining compatibility and b) there is market
5 matches
Mail list logo