A sneak peak at CS5 demonstrates the ability to export Flash to HTML5 Canvas, reports 9to5Mac.
It's unclear how robust this feature is; however, it seems like it will suffice for the export of banners/ads to HTML5.
This is important because a majority of online ads are served via Flash. If developers can easily export a Flash ad to HTML5 they can monetize their sites on the iPad/iPhone/iPod.
Take a look below...
It's unclear how robust this feature is; however, it seems like it will suffice for the export of banners/ads to HTML5.
This is important because a majority of online ads are served via Flash. If developers can easily export a Flash ad to HTML5 they can monetize their sites on the iPad/iPhone/iPod.
Take a look below...
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