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Adobe sounds pretty clueless on this. I personally don't use Flash (unless I really, really can't help it); I look forward to the day when it's gone the way of
by king_magic 15y ago
Adobe sounds pretty clueless on this. I personally don't use Flash (unless I really, really can't help it); I look forward to the day when it's gone the way of the dinosaur.
I think... I mean I guess it sounds like Adobe sees that Apple is able to get a percentage of revenue and be successful attracting developers, and they somehow think that they can do the same thing and also attract developers? Sounds like... a winning proposition to me!
- Mansyn 15y agoI think you're giving them too much credit. They are just relying on the staunch Apple/Adobe designers who refuse to use anything but what they've always used (like an artistic VB developer). Also Apple people are used to saying "How high?" whenever their beloved says "Jump".
- tijs 15y agoMost Flash developers actually use Windows since, until recently, the Flash IDE ran much faster on Windows.
- king_magic 15y agoHa, yeah, I bet you're right. It blows my mind though - it just doesn't seem like a great business strategy.