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As a flash developer I can say that version 5 of flash is not comparable to HTML 5, the video tag equivalent wasn't really implemented until version 7 (HTTP pro
by cjbos 17y ago
As a flash developer I can say that version 5 of flash is not comparable to HTML 5, the video tag equivalent wasn't really implemented until version 7 (HTTP progressive download of video assets).
Some missing things from HTML5 I'm watching to see how they progress:
1) Microphone & Camera support, and supported publishing encoders (Flash only encodes video as very basic Spark which is poor quality)
2) Web Sockets = Flex Remoting. But Flex Remoting sends AMF objects so you don't need to serialize/deserialize is this the same for Web Sockets or do you send data as JSON?
3) Live Video Streaming (Or just regular streaming video)
4) Peer 2 Peer connections (And soon to be Multicast support)
5) I saw webkit has fullscreen support, do you have limited keyboard input when this happens like in Flash?
If those were in place I don't see why I couldn't build my app in HTML5 instead of Flash, its a corporate application so we can control the supported browser version