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Learn the Pros and Cons of Insourcing & Outsourcing Flash to HTML5 Conversion Services

Technologies

Why Is There a Need for Flash to HTML5 Conversion?

During the COVID 19 pandemic, providing virtual training and opting for online courses has become the need of the hour. But the situation is quite complex for the companies with a repository of legacy Flash courses, as these courses cannot be used to train the remote workforce on the mobile devices because of their incompatibility with the popular and common browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.

Understanding the Options Available for Mobile App Development: HTML5 vs Native vs Hybrid

App Development

These days, smartphones are more than just phones- they are disruptive, networked multimedia devices, and in the years to come they will get even more advanced. One of the most important features of smartphones is mobility and it has definitely changed our lives for good. It has influenced the way we conduct business, communicate and collaborate. According to a recent finding, it has been estimated that around 62% of all digital media time is now spent on mobile and 80% of this time is spent on mobile apps.

Transforming Flash-based Learning with HTML5

ePublishing

Transforming a decade old Flash based learning module into an asset, based on HTML5 is no child’s play. Doing it wrong or failing to do it has its own consequences – the risk of losing great learning content and the rising cost of creating new content from scratch, both pose a serious challenge for the learning and development sector (L&D). In this post we throw light on Flash to HTML5 conversion and ways in which all conversion related issues can be tackled.

HTML5 All Set to Takeover Flash. Are You Ready?

Website Development

Flash has for years been the most dominant media plugin available for the web. However, Flash needs to be updated constantly and is not mobile browser compatible. It is not supported on iOS devices and the Apple founder and CEO Steve Jobs even criticized Flash for its lack of efficiency and security feature. Google followed suit by ending support for Flash in 2011. Well, all this was indeed an indication that the end was near for Flash. But, what was to happen next? Did HTML5 takeover?