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I saw now link between the video embedded and the supposed feature of flash and HTML5, just an animation FPS comparison.
by fierarul 17y ago
I saw now link between the video embedded and the supposed feature of flash and HTML5, just an animation FPS comparison.
- pan69 17y agoThe way I understood was that the content (animation shown in the video) was created in Flash and exported for HTML5/Canvas. Meaning you can create content in Flash (the animation package) and export it for HTML5 making Adobe less depended on their Flash Player platform. The video was demonstrating that the exported content runs slower in HTML5/Canvas than in Flash Player.
- ZeroGravitas 17y agoThe content shown was hand written for the three different platforms (Flash, SVG and Canvas). The conclusion of the author was that Flash was still faster/better/more consistent for most things of this type (even though his original Flash version crashed several browsers!). The video was someone extending those tests to his phone and a newer version of Flash. It has nothing to do with Canvas export from CS5, so I don't know why this blog confusingly linked the two.