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This is a tooling problem imo, and whatever tool that is should just output javascript that works on a canvas. There's no reason to cram another programming lan
by Novashi 8y ago
This is a tooling problem imo, and whatever tool that is should just output javascript that works on a canvas. There's no reason to cram another programming language like ActionScript into browsers by default.
Anything that installs and runs like Flash/AS is going to raise security concerns though. Please let's not repeat all that bullshit.
- mywittyname 8y agoAgreed. I bet a "modern Flash" could probably compile down to JS and work natively.
- reboog711 8y agoLike Adobe Animate which is a rebranded Flash Pro that does exactly that?
- pjmlp 8y agoYou mean WebAssembly + WebGL? It is already done.