Bye Flash :(

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    It wasn't completely aimed at you Boz, I think you have a pretty good understanding of these issues despite your bias IMO towards Adobe.

    But I hear people all the time saying this stuff and it's kind of annoying that "web designers" don't understand that HTML has always been a released in versions that introduce new features and that just because the next release threatens Flash or does something else you personally don't like doesn't mean it's somehow all hype.

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    • you have to admit that HTML5 talk and Flash demise crap started after Steve Jobs wrote his shit letter. Let's be honest here.Boz
    • But what was the letter in response to? Adobe is just as guilty in whipping the whole "controversy" upukit
    • Since they flew into a temper tantrum after the iPad didn't have Flash, which like I explained is really more their fault than anything elseukit
    • fault than Apple'sukit
    • It seems you have forgotten how it happened.. Nobody made tantrum.. Adobe voiced themselves after he published the letter. The conversations they had were internal.. Jobs chose to take a dump publicly.Boz
    • the letter. The conversations they had were internal.. Jobs chose to take a dump publicly.Boz
    • No way man, the thing started just by the iPad not supporting Flash. Remember the blue legos? The post was in response to a few weeks of angst/ teeth-gnashing AFTER that.ukit
    • response to a few weeks of anger coming from Adobe and Flash devs AFTER that.ukit
    • Right.. he wrote that disengenous letter after Kevin Lynch posted this blog entry http://www.ilounge.c…Boz
    • I suggest you read the letter and what he said.. Steve Jobs letter was just stupid.

      http://blogs.adobe.c…      Boz
    • http://blogs.adobe.c…Boz
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