Comments on: Apple continues its iShun of Flash: Who really wins and loses most? http://www.chuckstar.com/blog/technology/apple-continues-its-ishun-of-flash-who-really-wins-and-loses-most/ excerpts from the mind of a platform evangelist Wed, 11 Jan 2012 16:24:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: michaelvk http://www.chuckstar.com/blog/technology/apple-continues-its-ishun-of-flash-who-really-wins-and-loses-most/comment-page-1/#comment-69860 michaelvk Fri, 30 Jul 2010 08:28:01 +0000 http://www.chuckstar.com/blog/?p=657#comment-69860 I still believe Adobe has a lot of work to do making Flash as lean and responsive as possible and if they don’t nail it people will be completely turned off by the experience. I still believe Adobe has a lot of work to do making Flash as lean and responsive as possible and if they don’t nail it people will be completely turned off by the experience.

]]> By: iPad, HTML5 og Flash · omFlash(); http://www.chuckstar.com/blog/technology/apple-continues-its-ishun-of-flash-who-really-wins-and-loses-most/comment-page-1/#comment-67572 iPad, HTML5 og Flash · omFlash(); Mon, 01 Feb 2010 14:56:40 +0000 http://www.chuckstar.com/blog/?p=657#comment-67572 [...] Glimrende læsning og som supplement kan disse to også anbefales: Flash is Dead… Long Live Flash Apple continues its iShun of Flash: Who really wins and loses most? [...] [...] Glimrende læsning og som supplement kan disse to også anbefales: Flash is Dead… Long Live Flash Apple continues its iShun of Flash: Who really wins and loses most? [...]

]]> By: Tambi http://www.chuckstar.com/blog/technology/apple-continues-its-ishun-of-flash-who-really-wins-and-loses-most/comment-page-1/#comment-67563 Tambi Sun, 31 Jan 2010 21:12:43 +0000 http://www.chuckstar.com/blog/?p=657#comment-67563 Well i agree with jesse on the performance issue. But i am sure that once HTML5 becomes mainstream we will see pages that kill the CPU too. Even more than Flash, Javascript coding is not simple thing all the good examples we saw from HTML5 came from Apple, Google and such. So when your average developer gets his hands dirty with advanced Javascript, crashes are going to happen. But Adobe should improve their performance issues anyways :P Well i agree with jesse on the performance issue. But i am sure that once HTML5 becomes mainstream we will see pages that kill the CPU too. Even more than Flash, Javascript coding is not simple thing all the good examples we saw from HTML5 came from Apple, Google and such.

So when your average developer gets his hands dirty with advanced Javascript, crashes are going to happen.

But Adobe should improve their performance issues anyways :P

]]> By: Jesse Freeman http://www.chuckstar.com/blog/technology/apple-continues-its-ishun-of-flash-who-really-wins-and-loses-most/comment-page-1/#comment-67555 Jesse Freeman Sun, 31 Jan 2010 04:08:30 +0000 http://www.chuckstar.com/blog/?p=657#comment-67555 Very good post, nice to see you take the high road. Like I keep saying I do want Flash on all devices. It makes total sense to me since I a program for the Flash Platform. My only real concern is having a slow, underpowered, and limited version of Flash on these devices. There are still issues with performance, bugs, and security that continue to bog down the desktop player. If Flash can't run the way people expect it to on mobile devices who is the real winner? I still believe Adobe has a lot of work to do making Flash as lean and responsive as possible and if they don't nail it people will be completely turned off by the experience. Developers understand that it runs slow and we accept it since it blows our minds that Flash can run on such a small device but the average web user will never get it. Very good post, nice to see you take the high road. Like I keep saying I do want Flash on all devices. It makes total sense to me since I a program for the Flash Platform. My only real concern is having a slow, underpowered, and limited version of Flash on these devices. There are still issues with performance, bugs, and security that continue to bog down the desktop player.

If Flash can’t run the way people expect it to on mobile devices who is the real winner? I still believe Adobe has a lot of work to do making Flash as lean and responsive as possible and if they don’t nail it people will be completely turned off by the experience. Developers understand that it runs slow and we accept it since it blows our minds that Flash can run on such a small device but the average web user will never get it.

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