Actual content creators have a much different perception of flash than IT administrators, chinstroking tech bloggers and the inventor of Javascript.
Nope. E4X was inline XML and it has been in AS3 for many many years. Sad to see that all these great and convenient language features will take years (or never) to reach JS now that we voluntarily handcuffed ourselves…
It's a shame that most of the people espousing Javascript were watching Power Rangers when Flash's real contribution to the web was being recognized. There are a few archetypes of flash haters and they almost all fall…
Actual content creators have a much different perception of flash than IT administrators, chinstroking tech bloggers and the inventor of Javascript.
Nope. E4X was inline XML and it has been in AS3 for many many years. Sad to see that all these great and convenient language features will take years (or never) to reach JS now that we voluntarily handcuffed ourselves…
It's a shame that most of the people espousing Javascript were watching Power Rangers when Flash's real contribution to the web was being recognized. There are a few archetypes of flash haters and they almost all fall…