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10 things Flash can do today that HTML5 cant WireLust Menu Tags Categories Home RSS Feed E-Mail apple (19)web (18)java (10)Uncategorized (7)flash (6)SQL (5)hardware (5)linux (4)business (3)MySQL (1) actionscript android as3 bitwise CFM dates flash google httpcomponents java iphone java javascript morph scripalicious prototype jnlp JVM microsoft mobile MySQL MySql-Workbench osx parallels proxy Scripting SQL Sql Injection Transact-SQL tsql typography vim widget Windows Enter your username and passwordin the boxes above. Not registered yet?You can sign-up here. WireLust Search Send a Message This message will be pushed to the admin's iPhone instantly. Name E-Mail 10 things Flash can do today that HTML5 cant May 21st, 2010 @ 11:57 am Tea Leave a comment In face of all the hype, fear, confusion related to HTML5 vs Flash I wanted to come up with a reasoned list of why I think flash is still the right choice for building many types of web applications. This is a list of thing s I could think of and find that highlight some areas where Flash has innovated ahead of where the HTML5 specs and implementations are at currently. 1. Touch interface support Despite what Apple says, flash applications that were designed to work with rollovers work really well when used on a touch based interface. (see video here). Apple neglects to mention that rollovers are super common with HTML/js sites now and none of the mobile web browsers handle them particularly well. In addition, Flash ships with a full API for multi-touch that developers can use. HTML5 multi-touch support is still being worked out and is in very early stages of being implemented. 2. More Audio Codecs Flash supports ADPCM, HE-AAC, MP3, WAV, Nellymoser, and Speex codecs. HTML5 defines an audio tag and leaves it up to the browser to decide what Codecs to support. Where does that leave you? As of this writing, Firefox will be supporting OGG and WAV, Chrome supporting OGG and MP3, IE supporting MP3 an d AAC. To build a site with HTML5 you will have to choose yo! ur codec s carefu...
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