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Adobe recently confirmed the suspicion held by many in the games industry that Flash is a dying platform. I looked at the date of publication thinking maybe th
by darepublic 9y ago
Adobe recently confirmed the suspicion held by many in the games industry that Flash is a dying platform.
I looked at the date of publication thinking maybe this was written in 2013 or 2014, but it was not the case!
- k__ 9y agoYes, I thought so too. All Flash devs I knew stopped doing this years ago, because they didn't find jobs anymore.
- pier25 9y agoI was a hardcore Flash dev and I did my last web project with it around 2009...
- zemo 9y agoFlash existed in places outside of the browser even after a significant portion of the web development scene moved on from it. Building game UIs with Scaleform was very common. AutoDesk only discontinued Scaleform earlier this year.
- cerved 9y agoCisco netacademy still requires flash :|
- abainbridge 9y agoIndeed. I think it was Apple that confirmed Flash was a dying platform when the iPhone launched in 2007 with no Flash support.