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Its heartening to know how adobe is trying to co-exist with HTML5. Their revenue model historically based upon flash content tools, and not flash as technology
by random42 16y ago
Its heartening to know how adobe is trying to co-exist with HTML5.
Their revenue model historically based upon flash content tools, and not flash as technology. and Now they are focusing their energies to make better tools for HTML5, not fighting it.
- jasonlotito 16y agoNow they are making tools for HTML5, not fighting it? They've been doing this for a long time (Macromedia before that with Dreamweaver and WaSP with the DW Task Force). I mean, anyone who knows the history of the company saw this coming. And no, I don't imagine their revenue model being based on Flash content tools. Adobe is much more than just Flash.
- random42 16y agoYeah they are. My comment meant for "their revenue model wrt flash".
- jasonlotito 16y agoAhh, gotcha. That makes more sense. =) But even still, I think they have a big leg up here. Imagine being a Flash developer, and Flash suddenly supporting HTML5. You can take what you've learned and leverage it against new tech. Instead of Flash authoring tools just authoring for Flash, now they can support all these cool open standards. If anything, that's a great justification for using Adobe products.