With the recent announcement from Adobe that Flash Player for Mobile Web Browsers would not be further developed, there has been quite a bit of concern among Flash and Flex Developers about the viability of the Flash platform moving forward. Companies who have millions invested in Flex Applications are now worried that Adobe may not support Desktop Flash moving forward; leaving these companies with products they won’t be able to distribute to their customers.
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Yesterday was probably one of the most overwhelming days of my entire career. First, Adobe informed developers that we are going to stop developing the Flash Player for mobile browsers, then news came out that there were layoffs at Adobe, and finally, Adobe held a financial analyst meeting where we spelled out the Creative Cloud, and the fundamental strategic shift Adobe is making. Delete the scoop?
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