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> no one has exposed a convincing argument for it

My convincing argument is that I just hate writing Actionscript in versions previous to AS3. The key word is 'hate'. I don't enjoy it.

I don't like investing time in code that can't fit into my existing libraries.

Writing for Flash Lite is something I don't need to do because I'm already inundated with work. And why would I go for Nokia's platform when I can and do already write for the iPhone?

And lastly, I don't believe that Nokia etc. have a great future, I don't like their phones (and haven't for many years) and I don't like their platform. Nokia seems to me to be one of those companies who were raking in so much cash for so long, they forgot to do anything interesting. Long before the iPhone came along, Nokia had already suffered creative death and will find it as hard to reverse course as it would be to reverse an oil tanker.

From where I'm standing, that's convincing enough.

Hi Natasha,

I've never heard anyone describe coding Actionscript 2.0 hateful before :-)

If you're creating applications for the iPhone market segment then that's fine, but remember the choices of the majority; they aren't in love with, nor can they afford, the iPhone.

Ultimately if you're happy with your current order book then that's brilliant, maybe you can look at developing your mobile development skills using AS3 later in the year.

Regards,

Mark
www.flashmobileblog.com

Ciao,

well, still not convinced!
If you do not develop for a platform because you do not like the coding is really your preference. The library factor makes more sense.

My suggestion to all the Flash developers that want to get into mobile development is to try to create something. The technology is not the real problem. The mobile ecosystem is more a challenge then coding.

Not really interested in the iPhone argument because I know very few developers who have a business around it.

Alessandro

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From a customer standpoint, carriers and handset manufacturers want this to be a seamless proposition and give a good dating advice. When most of the population buys a phone, they have no idea whether it’s Symbian, Brew, etc… they just know whether it’s cool or not.

All i know is.. I'm waiting for the iphone do get support for it desperately!

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My convincing argument is that I just hate writing Actionscript in versions previous to AS3. The key word is 'hate'. I don't enjoy it. It never worked well for me on making mmorpg banners.

You know you can also use your mobile phone to interact with Home Security Camera Systems with just a small piece of software you are now able to log into your home security system and view your cameras from your mobile phone! now thats technology advancements.

I wonder if flash lite will ever make it's way onto the iphone, considering apples almost flat out refusal to let flash on the iphone.

My suggestion to all the Flash developers that want to get into mobile development is to try to create something. The technology is not the real problem. The mobile ecosystem is more a challenge then coding.

I would have recommended this post months ago to my colleagues at Residential Substance Abuse if only I have seen your post about FlashLite earlier mate. Thanks for the info.

Do you think Flash developers can ever be taken seriously as game developers? With soo many "free online games" and most of them being old games re-purposed in Flash, it makes me wonder if the next big thing in gaming will be the acceptance in this format.

I don't know about this market getting bigger. The money has to come from somewhere, if it's not from customers paying for it, then it has to come in the form of ads. This is true for the gaming business, the dating advice industry, the dating industry, the advertising business, etc.

I agree. Flash holds somewhat of a taboo. Video game developers outside flash are considered demigods these days. I wish you the best.

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