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If you're using the latest version of Flash and the code has been wrtitten properly, resource usage is minimal (4-5%) which is nothing on the average pc. Of course you can get badly developed flash files just as easily as badly developed javascript. But the flash player is the ogre you make it out to at all.
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is Flash chopped liver?  itinko | 09/05/08
Great JavaScript performance means that Flash is relegated to kids games,  DonnieBoy | 09/05/08
What it has going for it is it's not Flash...  jasonp@... | 09/05/08
You forgot to mention  Yagotta B. Kidding | 09/05/08
That is so true!!! I can remember when ZDNet had a problem with some  DonnieBoy | 09/05/08
That's rubbish  GOTBO | 09/09/08
Two clear advantages  LBiege | 09/05/08
au contraire mon frere  itinko | 09/29/08
We don't need to learn a new language  A Gray | 09/05/08
Flash also has the benefit of dealing with media  Mitch Ratcliffe ZDNet Moderator | 09/05/08
Just MS trying to belittle a competitor  GrailWebD | 09/08/08
Interesting that they are so frank!! But, with JavaScript performance  DonnieBoy | 09/05/08
JavaFX...  tick tock | 09/05/08
Well, Java suffers from being too tightly controlled by Sun still. They  DonnieBoy | 09/05/08
If you can do more for less  mdemuth | 09/05/08
Java is NOT a proprietary platform anymore  atari_z | 09/06/08
There's a big difference between Java..  GOTBO | 09/09/08
Doubtful  jasonp@... | 09/05/08
FSVO "success"  Yagotta B. Kidding | 09/05/08
So ~90% of the market?  mdemuth | 09/05/08
Cart before the horse...  storm14k | 09/05/08
90% of which market?  Yagotta B. Kidding | 09/05/08
Very true  mdemuth | 09/05/08
Plus, even in a mobile device ...  LBiege | 09/05/08
Silverlight is a plug-in  A Gray | 09/05/08
Truly?  Yagotta B. Kidding | 09/05/08
Truly?  Yagotta B. Kidding | 09/05/08
Divide and Conquer  gary_edwards | 09/05/08
Developers Turning Fast to Open Standards! grin  i2fun@... | 09/05/08
Just wondering...  jdickey | 09/07/08
RE: Chrome's JavaScript poses challenge to Silverlight  atari8bit@... | 09/05/08
RE: Chrome's JavaScript poses challenge to Silverlight  mo@... | 09/06/08
if they don't have it, they won't come  itinko | 09/29/08
RE: Chrome's JavaScript poses challenge to Silverlight  mememememeeeee | 09/06/08
Yes.  Grayson Peddie | 09/06/08
RE: Chrome's JavaScript poses challenge to Silverlight  dgerard | 09/06/08
superfast javascript and yet superslow language.  magallanes | 09/06/08
RE: Chrome's JavaScript poses challenge to Silverlight  Kebbles | 09/07/08
You can write Actionscript in notepad  GrailWebD | 09/08/08
RE: Chrome's JavaScript poses challenge to Silverlight  GOTBO | 09/09/08
Re-hashing the same "news"..........  drusquared | 09/09/08

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