In August, Adobe surprised the Web development ... Mozilla CTO and the creator of JavaScript, proclaimed that there is nothing that Flash can do that HTML5 and related standards now can’t ...

In response, Adobe is taking several steps to adapt and contribute to a HTML5 future ... supports SVG, and Flash’s ActionScript language is a dialog of ECMAScript (aka JavaScript).

Earlier this year, Adobe Labs previewed Wallaby, a utility for converting Flash content to JavaScript and HTML5. Or make that some Flash content — it works with only the latest Flash file format ...

Adobe’s Flash has been used to present videos ... Build enable building of cross-platform mobile applications with HTML5 and JavaScript. With its embrace of HTML5, Adobe is recognizing ...

Back in 2012, Adobe recognized that Flash's end was near ... WebGL for 3D graphics, HTML5's video and audio tags, JavaScript interfaces for microphones and webcams, among others—have piece ...

In one live example, Hatwich created an animation built entirely in HTML5 with Adobe Edge ... let customers build Flash-like content using Web standards like CSS and JavaScript.

JavaScript, and HTML5. With Flash's last update rolling out this week, Adobe also took the time to thank all Flash users and web developers for installing the app and using it for their work.

At Adobe MAX 2010, held in Los Angeles last October ... "Edge brings the time-line model familiar to many Flash authors to the new world of HTML5 and JavaScript," says Al Hilwa, IDC's program director ...

So rather than actionscript the animation is coded in html and javascript and runs on all ... In fact, unless you happen to be a whiz with Adobe Flash or HTML5 coding, you probably won’t even ...

JavaScript and CSS." Across the web some headline writers been almost apocalyptic. Beta News, for instance, talks of The Final Days of Flash while SlashGear says, "Adobe Edge HTML5 app could eat ...

In August, Adobe surprised the Web development ... Mozilla CTO and the creator of JavaScript, proclaimed that there is nothing that Flash can do that HTML5 and related standards now can’t ...