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JS didn't suplanted it from day to night. It was Steve Jobs who killed Flash, not letting Adobe from conquer their new iOS platform. They tried it so hard, even
by meerita 7y ago
JS didn't suplanted it from day to night. It was Steve Jobs who killed Flash, not letting Adobe from conquer their new iOS platform. They tried it so hard, even on Android back then, but they failed to deliver something solid. Eventually, both Google and Apple released their SDKs to develop apps, way more solid and faster than running a Adobe Flash player layer on top of the OS. This article shows the jump on technologies, from the CSS perspective http://minid.net/2019/04/07/the-css-utilitarian-methodology/ http://minid.net/2019/04/07/the-css-utilitarian-methodology/
- mosdl 7y agoFlash was already mostly dead by the time the iphone came. Adobe was not investing much into it and it was mainly being used to show videos.
- meerita 7y agoI don't think so. Flash was strong in three scenarios: corporate websites, games and advertising. The agency I worked for made 95% of its revenue from Flash work, and most of the agencies in Barcelona, Madrid did the same.