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[Andaith]

Interesting...

Two Things:

1) I'm surprised by how low C# is. Actually, maybe this is more of a not-advertised-on-twitter thing rather than the popularity of the language, which makes the difference interesting.

2) Die flash Die!

[robinwarren → Andaith]

it'll be interesting to see the fate of flash over the coming months I think

[myth_drannon → robinwarren]

Well you can see the interest in Flex is waning since middle 2009 http://www.google.com/insights/search/#cat=0-5&q=flex%2C... . Compare that with JQuery : http://www.google.com/insights/search/#cat=0-5&q=flex%2C...

[artursapek → robinwarren]

I read that YouTube, one of Flash's last big supporters, is working hard on an HTML5 video viewer

[tikhonj → artursapek]

YouTube has had HTML5 video for a while. I actually like the HTML5 viewer more than their flash one. You can start using it at http://www.youtube.com/html5.

The one thing they don't have are ads for the HTML5 videos, so things like music still have to be viewed with flash.

[siphr → artursapek]

I thought YouTube already supported HTML5 players? I remember trying something, but perhaps it is in beta.

[joshuacc → siphr]

You can join their HTML5 player trial here: http://www.youtube.com/html5

[artursapek → joshuacc]

Thanks!