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When HTML5 was supposed to replace Flash, I just thought I didn't know enough about HTML5. Turns out that it was never an adequate replacement and it was just m
by HKH2 2y ago
When HTML5 was supposed to replace Flash, I just thought I didn't know enough about HTML5. Turns out that it was never an adequate replacement and it was just more Web 2.0 sterility.
- bee_rider 2y agoI mean, I miss silly flash games and 0 other applications of flash. I can see why people miss it from a creator point of view, but it was extremely annoying in general.
- HKH2 2y agoIt was great for animation with interactions. Also, flash files could easily be saved and shared offline.
- rkhassen9 2y agoIt was a double edged sword. If you were not good at making something it would show, but if you wet good and wanted to do something out of the box it was incredible flexible. From the stand point of freedom for the individual to create in their own way digitally it is unmatched. People can learn UI and UX but it’s really hard, nearly impossible to create a vast ecosystem and the the community that flash once was.