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It’s been said time and time again that HTML5 would replace Flash at some point. That will yet happen, nevertheless it seems like Adobe isn’t serious about a war. Instead, Flash desires to get together with HTML5 to make both better.

Earlier this month, Adobe announced that Flash Professional CC now supports HTML5 canvas. For those unaware, Canvas is the internet technology that helps HTML5 mimic the animation features of Flash.

So, what does native support for Canvas in Flash Pro mean for developers? It lets you now create HTML5 Canvas content from within Flash Pro CC using the entire tools that Adobe gives to Flash content creators. This could allow content creators to make HTML5 content with no need to profit a brand new toolset.

For additional information, inspect this video from Adobe on it:

To learn more about this new feature, you’ll wish to investigate Adobe’ extensive documentation. On the way to check it out for yourself, you’re able to download a free trial of Flash Pro CC here.

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