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]]> By: mapbutcher http://geo.geek.nz/development/arcgis-api-for-flex-1-3-now-available/#comment-566 mapbutcher Wed, 31 Dec 1969 23:00:00 +0000 http://172.31.22.116/?p=988#comment-566 <p>Jithen, </p> <p>I remember talking to you at a NZ user conference a couple of years back about the effect Flash might have on GIS and you saying that people weren't interested in 'large footprint' applications which required runtimes - at the time you were advocating the ADF - this was of course pre-flex API days.</p> <p>Isn't it funny how things change?</p> <p>I guess there's so much more choice now right across the board - it would be interesting to know the dominant trend - I'm guessing that JavaScript mapping APIs are still winning the browser battle - but in the long term?</p> <p>Simon</p> Jithen,

I remember talking to you at a NZ user conference a couple of years back about the effect Flash might have on GIS and you saying that people weren’t interested in ‘large footprint’ applications which required runtimes – at the time you were advocating the ADF – this was of course pre-flex API days.

Isn’t it funny how things change?

I guess there’s so much more choice now right across the board – it would be interesting to know the dominant trend – I’m guessing that JavaScript mapping APIs are still winning the browser battle – but in the long term?

Simon

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