There has been such a great deal of debate about Flash versus HTML5. While the pros and cons of each is typically black and white, when it comes to video playback on the web leveraging the two provides a more robust user experience. Check out this list of the top free and premium HTML5/Flash video players.
At the most recent Flash on the Beach, Adobe demoed an exciting new feature that allows you to export sprite sheets from your library MovieClips. This will be extemely useful for game developers and for anyone doing mobile development.
Check out this commercial-esque video showcasing Adobe’s line of touch apps and its integration with the new Adobe Creative Cloud.
It is always great to nice to witness a small idea turn into something so much bigger. Check out this video by the Flash Player team on how MoleHill (Stage3D) came about.
The day that many Flash Developers/Designers have been waiting for is finally approaching. Well…not quite exactly. Earlier this week at Adobe Max 2009, Adobe provided a sneek-peek to some of the new features that Flash CS5 will be shipping with. The one feature that is getting many excited(and for good reason) is the ability to export your Flash applications into Apple iPhone applications.
Adobe TV gets a long awaited redesign that I am sure all users will come to love and appreciate. While the original Adobe TV got the job done, it simply was not up to par in comparison to other popular video sharing sites. I personally feel these new features add so much more value to Adobe TV. It now feels more natural of an experience.
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