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sheesh... while one half of Adobe's brain (the flash-obsessed Macromedia one) is still screaming and flinging mud, the other half already used some of the perfe
by anon95110 17y ago
sheesh... while one half of Adobe's brain (the flash-obsessed Macromedia one) is still screaming and flinging mud, the other half already used some of the perfectly Apple-endorsed C/C++ code they've got lying around and build a useful iPad App: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/adobe-ideas-1-0-for-ipad/id364617858 http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/adobe-ideas-1-0-for-ipad/id36... - It's not like they're all about Flash; although it's obviously this guy's job to make it look like it - hence the title of evangelist.
- angstrom 17y agoFunny, I was thinking the same thing. All the huffing and puffing about openness when they list C/C++ among the ordained languages. Have that many people completely divested themselves of the most cross-platform compatible languages there is? I realize they're ugly step sisters, but if you structure the projects right it's not like it's impossible.
- kelnos 17y agoThe language is mostly irrelevant. It's the framework that matters. You can't plop a gtk, MFC, Qt, or whatever app on an iPhone. You drop a UIKit app on the iPhone, and that's it.