Why Flash?

[bmesh]

Can Google replace the Flash-based charts with a pure JavaScript
solution? The web is moving towards ubiquitous HTML/CSS/JavaScript
only websites. Now that we have HTML5 along with some amazing graphing
libraries, Flash should be a thing of the past.

Personally, I refuse to learn and use any proprietary platform or
language. Open standards are the only way I build applications.

[Roni Biran]

Hi,

Google have all its graphs in pure HTML 5/SVG and JavaScript. Can you explain what you mean?

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[asgallant]

AKAIK, the only Flash charts built by Google (as opposed to user-submitted) that don't have a js alternative are the Annotated Timeline and Motion charts.

[Dapeng Liu]

I knew Google is developing SVG version Annotated Timeline, but have no idea the current status. 

On Fri, Jul 15, 2011 at 11:31 AM, asgallant <drew_g...@abtassoc.com> wrote:

AKAIK, the only Flash charts built by Google (as opposed to user-submitted) that don't have a js alternative are the Annotated Timeline and Motion charts.

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[bmesh]

Gotcha. I think I was looking at the motion chart. I'd really love to
have something like that work in pure JS (likely using SVG).

[Jinji]

Yes, we would too :)

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