[ Thanks to Ron Miller for this link. ]
I wish there was more guidance provided on how Adobe
was going to help their clients and committed developers make the
transition other than saying that support for Flex will continue
under the open source umbrella, but that HTML5 is the long term
direction. I hope that they will come forward with more details on
migration strategy to help their loyal customers manage the
transition smoothly and efficiently.Now, while it may be the right play for Adobe, the way they
announced it rubbed me the wrong way.
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