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Flash (Now Adobe Animate) : Both the name for the tool (Officially called Adobe Flash Professional CC (previously CS#), but often called the Flash IDE), and the Platform. The Flash Platform is everything on this list, plus more. "Flash" also may refer to Flash SWF files. which is the compiled application.

Flash Builder : (Previously called Flex Builder) Code IDE based on eclipse, built by Adobe. Used to code anything for the flash platform, including ActionScript, Flex, AIR, etc. Also integrates nicely with the Flash IDE.

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Flex SDK : Development Kit that contains a bunch of tools for building Flash, Flex, and AIR application. It contains the Flex compiler, that can be used to compile your Flash projects, including AS3 only projects.

The all singing, all dancing graphics and vector stuff you'll be aware of - This is primarily deemed as the visual stuff. When you open Adobe Flash, its an interface to build animated stuff turned into binary magic

This began life as a small variable like assistance for flash graphicy stuff. It has evolved (as you're aware) into the full blown language based upon the ECMA standard. This is why its very similar to languages like Java and JS

I think they're more intertwined that Shaz is making out. Actionscript is the core of it all really, to be more specific ActionScript Bytecode. MXML is a markup style language that is XML and can use either classes defined in MXML or AS, same with AS you can use MXML files with AS. The way it works is the mxml is compiled into intermediary AS3 then that AS3 along with any other AS files are compiled into Actionscript Bytecode (ABC) and that is all linked up into a swf file. The flash player is a plugin for the browser that interprets abc (it's a virtual machine that runs in the browser interpreting the ABC into machine code). If you develop an application using the Flash IDE the same thing occurs the library assets and timeline are encoded into ABC and linked into a swf.

Flex is a collection of classes (also known as a library) that makes developing applications easier (defines commonly used controls like buttons radio buttons, and common animations, fade move coordinates etc.). Once again same path for compilation and execution though.

ActionScript 3.0 offers a robust programming model that is familiarto developers with a basic knowledge of object-oriented programming.Some of the key features of ActionScript 3.0 that improve over previousActionScript versions include the following:

ActionScript 3.0 goes beyond the scripting capabilitiesof previous versions of ActionScript. It is designed to facilitatethe creation of highly complex applications with large data setsand object-oriented, reusable code bases. ActionScript 3.0 is notrequired for content that runs in Adobe Flash Player. However, itopens the door to performance improvements that are only availablewith the AVM2 (the ActionScript 3.0 virtual machine). ActionScript3.0 code can execute up to ten times faster than legacy ActionScriptcode.

ActionScript3.0 contains many classes and features that are similar to ActionScript1.0 and 2.0. However, ActionScript 3.0 is architecturally and conceptually differentfrom previous versions of ActionScript. The enhancements in ActionScript3.0 include new features of the core language and an improved APIthat provides increased control of low-level objects.

The core language defines the basic building blocks ofthe programming language, such as statements, expressions, conditions,loops, and types. ActionScript 3.0 contains many features that speedup the development process.

ActionScript 3.0 reports more error conditionsthan previous versions of ActionScript. Run-time exceptions areused for common error conditions, improving the debugging experienceand enabling you to develop applications that handle errors robustly.Run-time errors can provide stack traces annotated with source fileand line number information, helping you quickly pinpoint errors.

ActionScript 3.0 includes the concept of sealedclasses. A sealed class possesses only the fixed set of propertiesand methods that are defined at compile time; additional propertiesand methods cannot be added. The inability of changing a class atrun time enables stricter compile-time checking, resulting in morerobust programs. It also improves memory usage by not requiringan internal hash table for each object instance. Dynamic classesare also possible using the dynamic keyword. Allclasses in ActionScript 3.0 are sealed by default, but can be declared tobe dynamic with the dynamic keyword.

ActionScript 3.0 enables a method closure toautomatically remember its original object instance. This featureis useful for event handling. In ActionScript 2.0, method closuresdo not remember what object instance they were extracted from, leadingto unexpected behavior when the method closure is called.

ActionScript 3.0 implements ECMAScript forXML (E4X), recently standardized as ECMA-357. E4X offers a natural,fluent set of language constructs for manipulating XML. In contrastto traditional XML-parsing APIs, XML with E4X performs like a nativedata type of the language. E4X streamlines the development of applicationsthat manipulate XML by drastically reducing the amount of code needed.

ActionScript 3.0 includes native support forregular expressions so that you can quickly search for and manipulatestrings. ActionScript 3.0 implements support for regular expressionsas they are defined in the ECMAScript (ECMA-262) edition 3 languagespecification.

Namespacesare similar to the traditional access specifiers used to control visibilityof declarations (public, private, protected).They work as custom access specifiers, which can have names of yourchoice. Namespaces are outfitted with a Universal Resource Identifier(URI) to avoid collisions, and are also used to represent XML namespaceswhen you work with E4X.

ActionScript 3.0 contains three numerictypes: Number, int, and uint. Number represents a double-precision,floating-point number. The int type is a 32-bit signed integer thatlets ActionScript code take advantage of the fast integer math capabilitiesof the CPU. The int type is useful for loop counters and variables whereintegers are used. The uint type is an unsigned, 32-bit integertype that is useful for RGB color values, byte counts, and more.In contrast, ActionScript 2.0 only has a single numeric type, Number.

The APIs in ActionScript 3.0 contain many classes thatallow you to control objects at a low level. The architecture ofthe language is designed to be more intuitive than previous versions.While there are too many classes to cover in detail, some significantdifferences are worth noting.

Document Object Model Level 3 event model(DOM3) provides a standard way of generating and handling eventmessages. This event model is designed to allow objects within applicationsto interact and communicate, maintain their state, and respond tochange. The ActionScript 3.0 event model is patterned after theWorld Wide Web Consortium DOM Level 3 Events Specification. Thismodel provides a clearer and more efficient mechanism than the eventsystems available in previous versions of ActionScript.

The Sprite classis a lightweight building block, designed to be a base class for visualelements such as user interface components. The Shape class represents rawvector shapes. These classes can be instantiated naturally withthe new operator and can be dynamically reparentedat any time.

ActionScript 3.0 contains mechanismsfor loading and handling assets and data in your application thatare intuitive and consistent across the API. The Loader class providesa single mechanism for loading SWF files and image assets and providesa way to access detailed information about loaded content. The URLLoaderclassprovides a separate mechanism for loading text and binary data indata-driven applications. The Socket class provides a means to readand write binary data to server sockets in any format.

Various APIs provide low-level access to data.For data that is being downloaded, the URLStream class providesaccess to data as raw binary data while it is being downloaded.The ByteArray class lets you optimize reading, writing, and working withbinary data. The sound API provides detailed control of sound throughthe SoundChannel and SoundMixer classes. Security APIs provide informationabout the security privileges of a SWF file or loaded content, enablingyou to handle security errors.

ActionScript 3.0 contains a flash.text packagefor all text-related APIs. The TextLineMetrics class provides detailedmetrics for a line of text within a text field; it replaces the TextFormat.getTextExtent() methodin ActionScript 2.0. The TextField class contains low-level methodsthat provide specific information about a line of text or a singlecharacter in a text field. For example, the getCharBoundaries() methodreturns a rectangle representing the bounding box of a character.The getCharIndexAtPoint() method returns the indexof the character at a specified point. The getFirstCharInParagraph() methodreturns the index of the first character in a paragraph. Line-levelmethods include getLineLength(), which returnsthe number of characters in a specified line of text, and getLineText(),which returns the text of the specified line. The Font class providesa means to manage embedded fonts in SWF files.

For even lower-levelcontrol over text, the classes in the flash.text.engine packagemake up the Flash Text Engine. This set of classes provide low-level controlover text and are designed for creating text frameworks and components.

At first glance this question may seem like I'm looking for opinions or a discussion, but hear me out. While I'm sure everyone has their own opinion of which tools are best to use, there have got to be some factual reasons why Flash's popularity faded away. I'm sure there were certain events and inventions that caused people to prefer other tools, and I'm dying to know what those events are. So I am looking for answers that are based on facts and events. All I can gather from the research I've done and the projects I've seen is that Flash used to be really popular for creating interactive media or cartoon-like movies, but now it's not.

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