Often I criticize the usage of Flash for content centric pages, because often Flash is implemented in a way it causes a disastrous user experience (from arbitrarily resizing browser to sound which you can't turn off and fonts which you can't resize, just to mention the worst mistakes). Now I came across a new project, which advocates to do Flash the right way:
gaeswf by
Aral Balkan, a client and server side open source framework, based on a collection of best practices for using Flash on
Google App Engine, in a way that Flash does NOT suck. The proof-of concept (
live demo) implements techniques such as:
- Embedding Flash with SwfObject
- Deep linking (based on SwfAddress)
- Flash content that obeys browser text-size changes
Often I criticize the usage of Flash for content centric pages, because often Flash is implemented in a way it causes a disastrous user experience (from arbitrarily resizing browser to sound which you can't turn off and fonts which you can't resize, just to mention the worst mistakes). Now I came across a new project, which advocates to do Flash the right way: gaeswf by Aral Balkan, a client and server side open source framework, based on a collection of best practices for using Flash on Google App Engine, in a way that Flash does NOT suck. The proof-of concept (live demo) implements techniques such as:
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