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Quite Frankly Virgin America's website probably never should have been using flash in the first place. It wasn't adding value in this case. (I'm pro flash in th
by mikeryan 17y ago
Quite Frankly Virgin America's website probably never should have been using flash in the first place. It wasn't adding value in this case. (I'm pro flash in the right context, this wasn't one of them)
- ujeezy 17y agoDefinitely. I love Flash, but Virgin America's use of it was very obtrusive and made no sense.
- potatolicious 17y agoMost non-game use of Flash is obtrusive and makes no sense...
- wanderr 17y agoFlash still makes sense for RIAs (Rich Internet Applications) as well. There are admittedly few of them out there though.
- kanwisher 17y agoIts funny Jquery really came out of nowhere, and 90% of the time I can grab a plugin and not even need to write flash.
- rm-rf 17y agoThat's the key. I don't mind a flash app that adds optional functionality (like an auto mfg having a slick rotating view of the inside of their cars), but I absolutely hate having basic functionality buried in flash (what models do they offer, how much horsepower do they have, and how much do they cost.)