I think flash was something you could kind of stumble forward and gradually figure out whereas html5 (along with the level of documentation available today) mak

I think flash was something you could kind of stumble forward and gradually figure out whereas html5 (along with the level of documentation available today) makes people far more aware of where they're going wrong. A lot of the vibrancy of old flash games that would doubtlessly have had horrifically messy code has been killed off by a greater awareness of best practices throughout the coding process. Very easy to destroy the fun of a novelty side project once you start focusing on making it maintainable or extensible