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 ...

Known as Adobe Edge, the tool uses HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript to allow developers to do the same things as they can in Flash. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers foresee a future Flash-free fantasy.

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).

Adobe announced the launch of its new tool called Adobe Edge earlier this week. Adobe Edge will allow creative professionals to design animated web content using HTML5, CSS and Javascript.

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.

its new HTML5 Web motion and interaction design tool that offers animation similar to Flash, but built on standards like HTML, JavaScript and CSS. While in public preview, Adobe Edge will be a no ...

CSS3 and JavaScript. Adobe Edge is an HTML5 motion and interaction design tool that is bringing Flash-like animation to Websites and mobile apps using the latest capabilities of HTML, JavaScript ...

Adobe is hedging its bets and building HTML5 support into Dreamweaver ... Reason No. 7: Flash’s game engines Sure, JavaScript has “libraries,” but Flash game developers have “engines.” ...

Adobe is not developing Wallaby as a transitional tool to migrate Flash developers to HTML5. It might be useful for translating legacy Flash apps, where the performance of HTML and JavaScript have ...

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.

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 ...