Why Flash Is Fundamentally Flawed On Touchscreen Devices 521
An anonymous reader passes along this excerpt from Roughly Drafted:
"I'm a full-time Flash developer and I'd love to get paid to make Flash sites for the iPad. I want that to make sense — but it doesn't. Flash on the iPad will not (and should not) happen — and the main reason, as I see it, is one that never gets talked about: current Flash sites could never be made to work well on any touchscreen device, and this cannot be solved by Apple, Adobe, or magical new hardware. That's not because of slow mobile performance, battery drain or crashes. It's because of the hover or mouseover problem. ... All that Apple and Adobe could ever do is make current Flash content visible. It would be seen, but very often would not work."
Title too long (Score:5, Funny)
The title of the article should have been: "Why Flash is Fundamentally Flawed."
Re:Not entirely true (Score:4, Funny)
How can scummVM be on iphone? It would let you run untrusted code.
You must be new here.
Re:Not entirely true (Score:4, Funny)
This is all theoretical of course. I doubt there would actually be any demand for these "virtual hand" devices.
Re:Eat my balls! (Score:3, Funny)
> Anyone who claims differently is a deluded apologist Apple fanboy.
And if she floats she's a witch.
Re:Why do you post on an abomination? (Score:4, Funny)
And get off my grass!
Re:Why do you post on an abomination? (Score:4, Funny)
God damn kids filling up my internets with all their blewray torrents!
Re:Roughly Drafted (Score:1, Funny)
but the only apple users who would get to read it is those who chose a short cliff...