15 Sept 2010 Thanks again everyone for the great submissions and feedback. Many of you have been requesting if not demanding some gluttonous flash disk consumption. For the past three days I have been sick with the vicious flu, but am now recovering and dammit, I'm a man o' my word. So stay tuned for a video of some pure, unadulterated, devouring goodness. I will also be posting yet another HTML5 challenge in the coming weeks. Also please visit the submissions page to see all of the great responses. If for
9 Sept 2010 (or somewhere around there.) I've had some great submissions, and feedback. (And more coming) I likely should have established some parameters or rules. (like cross browser compatibility, etc). Secondly, the button probably wasn't the strongest example (I dug it out from 2004) - but I'll still gnarl my flash disks! And finally, I should mention that I actually primarily design and develop in Javascript, Html and CSS - and occasionally flash, where appropriate. I actually never really doubted it
ok, ok. so let's cut the crap already. The Flash vs. HTML5 debate can get a little tiresome right? I mean let's face it. You can't view Flash on the iPhone or iPad. And with HTML5 on the fast track, forget about it. Right? (I mean just look at all the demos !) Uh yeah. While I'm no gigantic Flash advocate, I have been known to use flash (with pride) on occasion and where appropriate. Sure, HTML5 is cool, and it is getting there, but it's hardly ready to take on the smooth operator that is Flash. (And Flash