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Apple recently dropped support for Flash and instead adopted HTML5 so, in response- Adobe released a tool called Wallaby to convert artworks and animations contained in Flash Files [ FLA ] into HTML5 content.
With this conversion tool, developers can easily drag content into Flash, then, will be automatically converted into HTML5 encoded content. The new code can be edited using Adobe Dreamweaver, or manually by editing the text editing software. Moreover, the output can be directly can be seen on browser and any iOS device.
I believe Adobe Wallaby will have a lot of the market, developers can easily convert Flash into a Web page and Web HTML5 encoding, so that they get an alternative as more devices do not support the use of Flash, such as Apple’s iPhone, iPod touch and the iPad.
At present, the tool is still at an experimental stage of development, but Adobe has provided a download address for general Public.
http://labs.adobe.com/
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With this conversion tool, developers can easily drag content into Flash, then, will be automatically converted into HTML5 encoded content. The new code can be edited using Adobe Dreamweaver, or manually by editing the text editing software. Moreover, the output can be directly can be seen on browser and any iOS device.
I believe Adobe Wallaby will have a lot of the market, developers can easily convert Flash into a Web page and Web HTML5 encoding, so that they get an alternative as more devices do not support the use of Flash, such as Apple’s iPhone, iPod touch and the iPad.
At present, the tool is still at an experimental stage of development, but Adobe has provided a download address for general Public.
http://labs.adobe.com/
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