By jsguru
via apps.open-libraries.com
Published: Oct 20 2009 / 05:32
Adobe flash has become a defacto standard for rich content over the internet. Whether is animation, video or cool looking interactive web pages, web developers trun to flash for development.
However, small developers from poorer countries cannot afford expensive licenses for flash. But, they do have excellent opensource alternatives for developing flash content.
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Tags: flash-flex, open source, tools, web 2.0
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roger jose padilla replied ago:
Where are JavaFX and Silverlight?
Chandru replied ago:
AFAIK neither of them are truly open-source.
pt93903 replied ago:
ha, you'll never know when Adobe will appear out of nowhere and sue / kill these open source projects. see the comments on this link for more details:
http://www.dzone.com/links/adobe_thinks_it_owns_the_word_flash_asks_company.html
roger jose padilla replied ago:
Flash was the best option the last years, sure, but in the short time JavaFX will replace it, indeed, JavaFX is starting to do it right now... ;)
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