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It took me a while to fully understand this bulletin because the idea that Adobes suggested solution to a security vulnerability is to sell you CS6 was so forei
by mwill 14y ago
It took me a while to fully understand this bulletin because the idea that Adobes suggested solution to a security vulnerability is to sell you CS6 was so foreign it didn't seem possible. It looks like CS6 is a $199 upgrade.
I've had "Make stuff in Flash" sitting on my todo list for a while now, I'm officially ready to strike it from the list of things I'd like to learn, if this is Adobe's corporate attitude.
- larrik 14y agoFlash is dead. They've dropped it from Linux and Android, etc. Now is not the time to learn it.
- mwill 14y agoTo clarify, I wanted to submit to portal sites like newgrounds and kongregate, just for fun. Nothing commercial, just a bit of fun with some well established communities. But I don't see myself looking into it at all now.
- ryanac 14y agoIf you want to do cartoon animation, look into ToonBoom. If you want to make games, you don't need to buy Flash, look into FlashDevelop and some AS3 game frameworks, etc. This is coming from a guy who's been using Flash for years and every day at work. Adobe is really mishandling a lot of things at this point and in my mind the future of Flash is questionable at best. Thankfully there are better options for what you're looking to do. :)
- dclowd9901 14y agoI'd go a step further and recommend looking into HTML5/Canvas and the frameworks that are starting to go up for that platform.
- wtracy 14y agoI just realized that Haxe might fit the bill, with support for both Flash and HTML5: http://haxe.org/ http://haxe.org/