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I seriously disagree. HTML5, even though it has it's (workable) shortcomings at the moment, can do this. Why would you base an opensource project on a non-free,
by SchizoDuckie 14y ago
I seriously disagree.
HTML5, even though it has it's (workable) shortcomings at the moment, can do this. Why would you base an opensource project on a non-free, non-standard framework that nobody heard of?
Sure, what it promises is nice, but no.
- primitur 14y agoWell, I'm using MOAI, for starters, and see its power. Plus there's that whole "sound is utter crap in HTML5" thing, yo. Also, moai can run where html5 cannot.