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Why would Adobe do something like this? It costs them money and it doesn't improve their position (and IMO, their goals) at all.
by maheart 13y ago
Why would Adobe do something like this? It costs them money and it doesn't improve their position (and IMO, their goals) at all.
- ZenoArrow 13y agoFrom where does Adobe get money from Flash? It isn't through the Flash Player plugins (which are already free), but it does get money from tools that create Flash content. So why wouldn't it make sense for Adobe to have made a move like this?
- clopez 13y agoBecause is smarter to invest in developing a new tool to create HTML5 content than to invest in a tool that converts the deprecated flash to HTML5.
- ZenoArrow 13y agoSmarter for whom? Adobe? It's in their interest to keep the 'depreciated' Flash going as long as possible, whilst it still makes them money.
- Jasper_ 13y agoIt actually still makes them money. The Flash authoring environment is still one of the more popular methods of doing production-quality animation. See http://coldhardflash.com http://coldhardflash.com for lots of examples. The Flash authoring environment is the best vector graphics editor I've used, even without the animation and scripting on top. They're still going to continue that, even if the Flash Player plugin is a bit behind.
- ZenoArrow 13y ago"It actually still makes them money." That was what I was saying.