RIP FlashForward
RIP FlashForward
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^im so pleased someone else on this forum actually sees how flash is still far superior to current offerings.
Flash had its problems sure, but it still can do so much more than html5 or any other 'pretending to be a flash replacement' technology. How much time do devs waste today and cross browser testing. That's just one of the many awesome things about flash.
It also amazes me in particular that most designers were happy to let a company tell them what web formats they should be viewing.
Our opinion is not shared by many, mostly due to brainwashed clueless fanboys who don't understand web development.