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"Swiffy currently supports a subset of SWF 8 and ActionScript 2.0," These are years out of date. It would be a lot more interesting if it could support modern
by benologist 15y ago
"Swiffy currently supports a subset of SWF 8 and ActionScript 2.0,"
These are years out of date. It would be a lot more interesting if it could support modern versions (ActionScript 3 / FlashPlayer 9/10/10.1/10.2).
- john2x 15y agoIt's a start. Besides, it's cool (and so much easier) to animate stuff using Flash and then convert them to HTML5.
- randall 15y agohttp://www.tumultco.com/hype/ http://www.tumultco.com/hype/ Easy to use, creates CSS3 + HTML5-ey awesomeness.
- whatever_dude 15y agoI find it hard to think this is a "start" when two other similar tools already exist that do the same thing (forgot the names, sorry). A "subset of Flash 8" seems to be easy but that's not even close to what Flash can currently do (Flash 8 is 6 years old already). It means the rest just seems to be impossible.
- Dove 15y agoWorking with "a subset of Actionscript 2.0" is pretty dang miserable if you're used the cutting edge stuff.