Usage Statistics of Flash for Websites, April 2013. Technologies > Client-side Languages > Flash Request an extensive Flash market report.
Learn more This report shows the usage statistics of Flash on the web. See technologies overview for explanations on the methodologies used in the surveys. Our reports are updated daily. Flash is used by 14.3% of all the websites. Historical trend This diagram shows the historical trend in the percentage of websites using Flash.Our dedicated trend survey shows more client-side languages usage and market share trends. You can find growth rates of Flash compared to all other client-side programming languages in our Flash market report. Market position This diagram shows the market position of Flash in terms of popularity and traffic compared to the most popular client-side programming languages.Our dedicated market survey shows more client-side languages market data.
Make Your Flash Site iPhone and iPad Friendly. Everyone seems to be talking about how the iPhone and iPad don’t support Flash but I haven’t seen much discussion on what to actually do about it if you have a Flash site.
Flash might not be coming to the iPhone anytime soon but there are actually simple things you can do to make any Flash site iPhone/iPad/iPod touch compatible, as well as work on any mobile device and be accessible to users without Flash installed. Every Flash site should attempt to make all content accessible to all users but sadly most sites don’t do this. » Download all the source code and examples here To begin, download the above zip file which contains a full Flash site that is completely iPhone/iPad/iPod touch/mobile friendly. It also contains all code samples shown below, including all HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for a fully functional mobile site. Here are 7 tips to make your Flash site iPhone friendly and accessible to all users on all devices: Not very helpful to users on mobile devices. Notice the “m” in my URL. Create Your Own Adobe AIR Application with Flash. In this tutorial we'll create a Twitter Reader application, fed from your own Twitter updates.
We'll look at some of the features of the nativeWindow class, how to sign it and make an install package. Final Result Preview Let's take a look at the final application we'll be working towards: Step 1: Install Adobe AIR Runtime With this player we can run any application with the .air extension, like the new Adobe Media Player. Step 2: Install Adobe AIR Extension for Flash CS3 and CS4 Now we need our second element to develop AIR applications: the extension.
Then you need to download and install the Adobe AIR Update for Flash CS3 Professional: Step 3: Document Setup At this point, when you start Flash CS3 or CS4, on the welcome screen you'll have the option of creating an Adobe AIR Flash file. Step 4: Creating the Background We're going to use an iPhone image as the background, so go to Sam Brown's website (nice vectors) and download the package of iPhone images.
Controlling Movie Clip Properties with ActionScript 3.0 > Changing a Property Value. Most Flash designers are used to working with movie clip symbols in the Flash interface.
But nearly all the features that can be accomplished with movie clips in the Flash interface can also be controlled with ActionScript. You can even create new movie clips from scratch with ActionScript. This article shows how to change some basic MovieClip properties with ActionScript. The basic syntax to change any property of a MovieClip is to type the clip's instance name, followed by a period (.), the property name that you want to change, an equals sign (=), and then the new value: movieClipInstanceName.propertyName = value; Adobe Flash. Flash manipulates vector and raster graphics to provide animation of text, drawings, and still images.
It allows bidirectional streaming of audio and video, and it can capture user input via mouse, keyboard, microphone and camera. Flash applications and animations can be programmed using the object-oriented language called ActionScript. Adobe Flash Professional is the most popular and user-friendly authoring tool for creating the Flash content, which also allows automation via the JavaScript Flash language (JSFL). History[edit] Open Screen Project[edit] As of February 2009[update], the specifications removing the restrictions on the use of SWF and FLV/F4V specs have been published.[6] The Flash Cast protocol—now known as the Mobile Content Delivery Protocol—and AMF protocols have also been made available,[6] with AMF available as an open source implementation, BlazeDS.
As of 2012[update], the Open Screen Project is no longer accepting new applications according to partner BSQuare. Adobe AIR. La tecnología AIR de Adobe ha permitido que los desarrolladores de todo el mundo creen algunas de las aplicaciones y juegos para móviles más espectaculares del momento.
Adobe AIR es uno de los entornos de motor de ejecución más potentes, con más de 100 millones de instalaciones en dispositivos repartidos por todo el planeta.Si le entusiasman los juegos, use Adobe AIR para acceder a todos sus juegos desde una única aplicación y descubra otros nuevos e interesantes:Juegos destacados:Disfrute de una amplia gama de juegos de alta calidad seleccionados por nuestro equipo editorial. Vea descripciones de los juegos y aprenda a valorar los mejores.Juegos populares:Siga la pista a los juegos que ganan popularidad rápidamente entre jugadores de todo el mundo. Deploy applications.
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