Hello, I have the same dilemma, when adobe announced that they will not be supporting flash mobile anymore, we suddenly shifted to HTML5 and Javascript (and now looking at Kendo UI and/or Sencha). With that content, I seem to have lose my faith on adobe in creating a product that they won't be supporting in the future. Now that adobe is gearing towards HTML5 , I just hope they come up with a good framework that works as good as Flash Builder SDK.
Just my 2 cents. On Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 3:48 AM, Shammi Seth <shammi.seth.f...@gmail.com>wrote: > HI, > > I think may be if flex sdk can create html5 equivalent of spark components > for browsers that do not support flex. (i would include window mobile > browsers, ios browsers and andriod 4.0x and higher) then it could be a game > changer for flex. > > I do not know why adobe does not want to support flash player on mobile > beyond flash player 11. But if html5 is the future then flex needs to > provide components for more and more devices and platform. And i do not > think this is about apple and iso alone its more about adobe's ability to > deliver plugins for all browsers and platform no matter their memory size > or cpu. > > Lets just assume that flash player 11 is all, that we get from adobe for > mobile devices and they will not reconsider their decision. So its time > flex needs to create alternate components for html5 browsers. > > It is hard time for me as i have to now work on html5 and jquery and now > even try to learn sencha. But if apache flex community commits that more > and more devices will be supported and there will be alternative components > for devices or platforms that do not have flash runtime. I can invest more > time learning flex and flex sdk. > > Your thoughts! >
