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Meanwhile Animate has gotten few updates and left to linger, while competitors are doing a slightly better job, no one has risen to the top yet, but once they d
by b3ing 2y ago
Meanwhile Animate has gotten few updates and left to linger, while competitors are doing a slightly better job, no one has risen to the top yet, but once they do, Adobe will buy them up.
Dreamweaver is stagnated. Fireworks died years ago and they killed Freehand right away.
Just proves, Adobe bought Macromedia just to kill the competition and for Flash which was popular at the time for video on the web.
- pier25 2y ago> no one has risen to the top yet https://rive.app/ https://rive.app/
- b3ing 2y agoIt’s close but still has issues
- JoeyJoJoJr 2y agoI took a look at Rive a while ago. The thing that made it a no go was the lack of local file saving. There is a lot I really, really liked about it, but without local file saving it did not feel like a serious product to do serious work. I want to use it to make indie games. I want to build hundreds of animations, not the odd animation on a client’s website. For that I need control over my files, and I need the experience to feel more native and less web app.
- pier25 2y agoThey have a desktop app now and it can totally save files. https://help.rive.app/editor/exporting https://help.rive.app/editor/exporting
- JoeyJoJoJr 2y agoOk, time to give it another look. Thanks for the link.