Me: tries to visit a local restaurant’s website via iPhone
Restaurant website: I require Flash. $%^& off.
Me: I just want to know how late you’re open.
Website: Nope
via venomous porridge – A conversation I have every month or so.
Oh Javascript, is there anything you can’t do?
Emulate Flash…
Serious, I have a plan for Adobe, release an open-source Javascript framework for Flash… No need to have it run as a plugin, just Javascript for the site that it is on…
via Javascript Commodore 64 emulator.
Couple of thoughts…
- Tight iTunes integration or open internet?
- App store?
- Both starting at $499
- Sleek design
- Oh, and Flash HD support on only one of the two devices…
What do you do?
iPad vs. JooJoo
When Apple and Adobe fight, standards win. Sing that now to the tune of Particle Man by They Might Be Giants (and forget, like I did, about that hater Triangle Man always winning everything). Like the ubiquitous Particle Man, standards -should- be everywhere. Thanks to iPad, standards may finally begin to find the priority they should have had with every designer all along.
via They have a fight, Standards Win :: novapages.com
What hasn’t been said already?
I know, no Flash. Bummer.
4:3 aspect ratio. Old fashioned?
There are two clear camps here, those that love, and those that are underwhelmed/hate the device/cry themselves to sleep at night knowing that they won’t be able to watch Hulu on the device.
Would it be nice to see Flash, absolutely. As a dyed in the red HTML/CSS developer; I am not the biggest proponent of Flash, but currently this is a device that doesn’t have the mouse and a keyboard interface that Flash requrires.
It is a tablet.
A tablet that is made to be interacted with fingers.
Here, Hulu, Farmville, and every other major site has the chance to change, and embrace newer web technologies. Or at a minimum embrace iPhone app development.