I haven’t had a chance to look at it, so I have no comment with regards to how well it works. Read more Flash CS6 goes HTML5 April 27, 2012Īs predicted, Flash has now gone HTML5 – yes, you can now export your Flash work to HTML5 using the new Flash CS6. Yes, this could take years, but already competitors like HTML5, CSS3 and JQuery are taking over.
… And this is why we no longer teach Flash because it seems clear that it will soon become a niche product where the jobs will be few and far between. This is turn means that Flash on the desktop browser will eventually fade to nothing since people are not going to want to have Flash on their websites knowing that iOS and Android users will NOT be able to see their content. Without getting into all the details, Adobe is basically throwing in the towel for the Flash player on mobile devices. This post provides an update on what this means for ongoing access to the Flash Player browser plugin for Android in the Google Play Store. We announced last November that we are focusing our work with Flash on PC browsing and mobile apps packaged with Adobe AIR, and will be discontinuing our development of the Flash Player for mobile browsers. Flash Flash Player Officially Killed on Android July 2, 2012Īdobe announced that the Flash player will not be produced for Android:
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