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Microsoft has always had great developer resources for their proprietary platforms. Whats changing is they are being forced to embrace open standards/platforms
by fraserharris 14y ago
Microsoft has always had great developer resources for their proprietary platforms. Whats changing is they are being forced to embrace open standards/platforms due to market realities.
- navs 14y agoCan the same be said of Adobe? I've noticed Adobe releasing quite a few web based technologies recently. Brackets and Edge being two examples.
- twog 14y agoI think thats a fair comparison to make. They have put out a pretty modern toolset here aimed at frontend developers/designers http://html.adobe.com/ http://html.adobe.com/
- navs 14y agoLike Microsoft they also seem to embrace responsive design.
- ncasenmare 14y agoAdobe's even gotten Flash to export HTML5 animations. (with Grant Skinner's CreateJS library) http://www.adobe.com/devnet/createjs/articles/getting-started.html http://www.adobe.com/devnet/createjs/articles/getting-starte... Who'd have thought Flash would become part of an HTML5 developer's workflow?
- hayksaakian 14y agoThey currently have phone gap and the relayed build service which let's you make an html5 app and build to native for every mobile platform