Flash was awesome (possibilities), terrifying (security) and its dead was necessary and long over-due for browsers and JS to become what they are now. 10 years ago every video you could watch online relied on flash. Glad it's gone but some iconic games and movies didnt quite make the cut and are not available in a JS form, sadly.
I still have a flash player installed on my computer. One windows update removed it, so I put it back in because it's something I need as I actually still use Flash to to my animations.
@@YouCodeThingssure you could! You can set an aspect ratio on the inner element, and then query the aspect ratio of the parent container. Use that to set either the height: 100% or width: 100% on the child element.
That is very interesting. Have you got a minimal demo on hand (stackblitz, codepen, glitch, lit.dev/playground) that I could see? That would be super dope!
4:23 transform: scale(scale or scaleX, scaleY), translate(offsetX, offsetY); By default, it will be scaled from the center so use translate to fix the position. Also I did not test this so there may be typos in my CSS.
Scale transforms will scale stuff down, but you won't know how much to do that from CSS alone. You'll need a bit of JavaScript to know the scaling factor, so that ResizeObserver way seems fine. If someone is looking for a CSS-only way, you'd likely have to size *everything* as viewport or container units.
@@w花b I had an internship back then and a big reason why I was able to connect with my mentors was because I took alot of time to try to understand some of Rust’s nuances @YouCodeThings helped me understand the borrow checker 🥹
Wow! You can read my mind! ? :P This project was initially started to build a tool to syntax highlight code and then animate the typing. Original idea was to use a syntax highlighting library, and do some kinetic typography, inspired by the folk who made the movie "Searching" and "Missing'. They re-created the desktop to get a crisp screen recording. But it ended up becoming this! Btw, great to hear from you! Your videos have kept me inspired (and entertained/fascinated) :3
I know people are also trying to revive flash via the open-source flash emulator called "Ruffle" which is made mainly with Rust to ensure safety. Which is in the forms of extension, application, and website element (includes the Ruffle website and websites that install it in there). And it is obviously not complete because it is still being worked on. Anyway, Great work. Edit: I realised the Wick editor pretty much does this.
Flash might have been an unsafe and heavy behemoth but I really miss all these charming games and wish they were remade again using a modern game engine like Godot or something similar. Java was also a popular choise for web games and I remember especially playing a game from Jagex called Vertigo about a dude floating around on a platform structure in deep space and his goal was to paint all bricks avoiding dangerous things and picking up powerups paint ect. A safety update from Java over 10 years ago then made that game ( and as I get it all other of these Java games) stop working and it has been unplayable ever since. I want that one back also and I actually started myself on a recreation of it in Godot, however I have not come far yet but I guess it could be something for me to do now in the autumn.
You should've said "flash like" in the title lol. I worked on a flash emulator in C# and was turning it into an editor, but my friend wasn't interested so I gave up (I made it for the dude). It got to a point where it ran some flash, but needed to implement more of its API, and then allow it to import into my vector editing gui. But didn't think people were interested in a new flash editor.
"Flash like is dead" :P That is super cool! You may be interested in Ruffle.rs (although that is just the flash player side as far as I know). I think for certain applications, having your own custom C# editor would be perfect. That would have been a super fun project to work on!
@@YouCodeThings Oh don't get me wrong, it also ran as an emulator/player. Even ran the actionscript. But mine was also gonna support Javascript and you could do vector animation. The Editor itself was built in C#.
@@YouCodeThings If there were a lot of support for my "Flash Editor", I might think of continuing on it. ^_^ But I'd need to know people wanted/needed it. (at least more than just a few) 'cause I could maybe set up a patreon to work on it while I support the work.
To clarify, you still can code Flash with AIR SDK and ActionScript targeting Android, iOS , Windows , Mac and even Linux BUT not browser anymore. Commercial solutions exists called Cheerp Flash. They have proprietary runtime for SWF in WASM. Other initiatives are Ruffle. This is the flash player runtime wirtten in Rust and is in very active development. It is targeting the SWF without recompile, even they support SWF made with AS2. What an effort! Both AS3 and AS2 API are supported but work is in progress. I still maintain custom parser written in ActionScript 3 and I still generating money out of it 😅. Nope. HTML5/JS still can not beat Flash at many levels.
@@lawrencedoliveiro9104 LOL. 😂 😂 WebGL was influenced by Flash. Flash bring web graphics at its finest 2D and 3D and the audio. Even better, back in the day you can code graphics in Flash with a lower level programming via AGAL. Seems you know nothing about flash.
I got your video in reccomended but I was busy with something else and then, few days forward I watched a video from "Lets Get Rusty" where he showcased you. I decided to take a peak at the channel and I watched the featured video, rusty bird(or something like that, you get the point) just to find out the next video reccomended was none other but this. Nicely suprised, I think youtube is trying to tell me something. Nicely made videos, looking forward for more and the development of the framework
Does anyone remember that flash game called crush the castle? It was basically angry birds, but before angry birds. Kinda feel like they got ripped off.
I saw when you said "hey associate this HTML tag, 'like-button', to this Javascript class that makes the like button" and said the word like button for the first time the youtube like button lit up
I _think_ you should be able to use css's aspect-ratio for the preview content, then wrap it in a flex box to center everything, and then that is wrapped in a Split Panel
Awesome video but from the title I expected something else. Someone should build Flash interpreter in Javascript, such that we take existing flash projects and run them without having flash in our browser. Through a runtime built in javascript inside browser (If that is even possible)
one style-only way you can reproduce the resizeObserver by using transform scale based off of the minimum viewport width or height (vmin: 100). This would normally require using an to create a new viewport, but since Flash was vectors anyway, you can use an SVG to set a new viewport as well.
Despite the app in this stage it’s spaghetti code, are you planning on release any tutorial on how to achieve this result or will you create a tool for your own use or anything?
I may consider releasing something in the future. But at the moment I'm focused on building out tools for making videos better (and releasing videos). Let me know what bits you are interested in, and maybe I can reply in a comment. The hardest parts are covered in the video (except drawing on the canvas). And that was inspired by developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Canvas_API/Tutorial/Pixel_manipulation_with_canvas The frame data is all stored in a mobX store by storing lists of the created functions.
@@YouCodeThings yah I think so, I believe images use background fit. Don't quote me on that tho haha I just remember running into a similar issue before and I think that's how I solved it.
@@briandeanullery I think you still need to have minimum size-dimensions on the element though. And if you set them both to 100% it won't respect the object-fit. I also might be mistaken since I don't use it very much, but if you can get it working in a Codepen, I'd be curious to see it.
Caveat: I'm based cause I work on Lit. Main reason I use it is because I want something really simple and close to the browser. E.g. debugging is easier when my components are just html elements that I can inspect and modify with dev tools.
@@YouCodeThings Try Svelte - it's amazingly powerful while being super close to just pure HTML. There is also a lot of library support nowadays. This seems like a super fun project though - I can't wait to see how it turns out! Would have loved to work on something like this lol
I definitely need to check out Svelte. Btw, your website is really cool. I love love love love the scrolling with mix-blend-mode. And I love the way the "Your website is boring" heading comes in. Very very nice design!
Ahh memories of Flash 4.0 and the cartoons we used to make. Then the next year our school had a new digital media class with Flash 4 and my teacher's jaw was on the floor with what I could already do. Sadly I don't think I improved in that class, just got to play more and get credit for it. Also they upgraded versions that year and he let me have the 4.0 book and educational copy of the disk since he knew I somehow had it at home. I laugh because I wasn't great at drawing or art, I just worked very well within my limitations.
You should add something where you can move predefined elements from previous frames without changing the code and it will generate code for those changes, or you can record changes and then the recording can be played back over
I still remember the original TH-cam flash player video overlay lol. Still have a few older PCs running XP and below to reliably replay some old flash files.
4:22 _“How can we do this with just styles?”_ Well, the CSS transform property would be the obvious choice, using scale() IIRC. But there’s also newer stuff in CSS like vb and vi units that could probably do it too. Or just good old fashioned % units.
"How can we do this using just styles? I don't think there is a way." .parent-example {display: flex;justify-content: center;align-items: center;} .example {aspect-ratio: 16 / 9;}
Wow nice thing I guess ? I ever dream of see Flash 2 ??? Anyways nice video and it's a pleasure to see you again ! By the way I never tough Lit was using Native Web Element. That's very nice !
You won't, these videos that blow up usually only get 1 more follow up video and then they're onto the next project to try to maintain the view growth. Have you not noticed that no one on youtube seems to actually finish anything? The overwhelming majority of game series get abandoned, same with coding projects, same with 'games' that just turn into shitty new engines, etc. .
There are many projects doing alternative to Flash. Game engines like Godot/Game Engine have dedicated web exports. There is also Adobe Animate. The tool made in this video is something I'm tailoring specifically for me to make videos, and won't ever become a general product.
@@BusinessWolf1 It's the tension between making an entertaining video, and the iteration and patience required to make a high quality software product. I think generally it's easier (and more watchable) to only show one feature at a time, or a tool (like in this video), that is used for a small part of another workflow.
So i have some concerns about this. lets say someone writes some malicious code into a project and sends the project files to someone. How i understand the editor to work, it will instantly attempt to run the code with no chance for the person opening to the project to even see the code. Unity or Godot for instances still requires you to press the play button before starting the game(not sure about UI scripts). Even java script requires you to run it from another application. The most reasonable solution i can come up with, is two fold. First add a recompile button which allows a developer to decide when to rerun the javascript. Second add a check box which when true, allows the code to be recompiled/rerunned when there are changes but default it to false. This way the developer has a chance to look over malicious projects and if they don't, then it's kinda on them. It might not be a problem, but it's on the back of my mind. I'm not even sure if my suggested changes would prevent the problem. I doubt it would help me if someone tried this attack against me in godot/unity/java/dlang
I'm based cause I work on Lit. You should use whatever you enjoy and whatever gets you started. I use Lit because I want to be closer to the browser and not need a build step. It makes it easier to debug issues and use browser developer tools.
Hey, I think I recognize that voice...
MISSION COMPLETE: MAKING A COMMENT TO BE VIRAL.
@@klikchannelini766 nobody asked you.
but here we are @@klikchannelini766
@@klikchannelini766hey screw off
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Flash was awesome (possibilities), terrifying (security) and its dead was necessary and long over-due for browsers and JS to become what they are now. 10 years ago every video you could watch online relied on flash. Glad it's gone but some iconic games and movies didnt quite make the cut and are not available in a JS form, sadly.
They may be viewable through a flash emulator like Ruffle.rs!
Thanks for commenting
I made a flash game that is sadly no longer playable. Didn't work on Ruffle. It's a shame as it's a basic RTS against a computer AI opponent
That is really unfortunate, I'm sorry :(
@@raellawrence7116 do you still have the swf file?
@@JoaoValterBatistaAraujo yeah, I just can't find anything that lets me run it.
I still have a flash player installed on my computer. One windows update removed it, so I put it back in because it's something I need as I actually still use Flash to to my animations.
Coming down the pipe is container queries, which will allow you to change things based on the containing element's size.
Container queries are awesome and so useful! I'm not sure if I could create the video resize behavior with them.
@@YouCodeThingssure you could! You can set an aspect ratio on the inner element, and then query the aspect ratio of the parent container. Use that to set either the height: 100% or width: 100% on the child element.
That is very interesting. Have you got a minimal demo on hand (stackblitz, codepen, glitch, lit.dev/playground) that I could see? That would be super dope!
0:21 finally, my man is gonna be up there with the likes of 3B1B, the coding train, and aarthrificial
4:23
transform: scale(scale or scaleX, scaleY), translate(offsetX, offsetY);
By default, it will be scaled from the center so use translate to fix the position. Also I did not test this so there may be typos in my CSS.
Scale transforms will scale stuff down, but you won't know how much to do that from CSS alone. You'll need a bit of JavaScript to know the scaling factor, so that ResizeObserver way seems fine. If someone is looking for a CSS-only way, you'd likely have to size *everything* as viewport or container units.
@@ChrisCoyier I'm sorry, I don't think I completely understand what you are trying to say.
I've got some very fun projects coming up, and I can't wait to share them with you.
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I guess Christmas came early :O
:O :O 🎄
@@w花b I had an internship back then and a big reason why I was able to connect with my mentors was because I took alot of time to try to understand some of Rust’s nuances @YouCodeThings helped me understand the borrow checker 🥹
Glad I could help, and massive congratulations! :D
Cool to see lit and web components used like this. Even cooler that its no big deal - just web platform stuff 😊
The web is awesome! 😊
I want to thank you for introducing me to shoelace, single best thing to have happened to me in my entire coding journey.
Yay welcome back! 🎉
Super cool project! do you have any plans for the tool to do fancy stuff with showcasing code?
Wow! You can read my mind! ? :P
This project was initially started to build a tool to syntax highlight code and then animate the typing. Original idea was to use a syntax highlighting library, and do some kinetic typography, inspired by the folk who made the movie "Searching" and "Missing'. They re-created the desktop to get a crisp screen recording.
But it ended up becoming this!
Btw, great to hear from you! Your videos have kept me inspired (and entertained/fascinated) :3
@@YouCodeThings I ain’t reading allat
_Woooo_ he's back!! 🎉 This looks great, can't wait to see the cool stuff you do with it :D
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Thank you!
Who’s back? Who is this?
@@zojirushi1 if you know, you know ;)
When you said you work on the Lit team, I was like, "Oh yeah, he sounds like Andrew from the Lit tutorial videos!" Super cool crossover!
I've been spotted! :P Thanks for watching ;)
"Yoink Responsibly." A principle I wished all followed
I've been thinking about doing this for at least 15 years. Glad you did
I believe in you! You should do it!
I know people are also trying to revive flash via the open-source flash emulator called "Ruffle" which is made mainly with Rust to ensure safety. Which is in the forms of extension, application, and website element (includes the Ruffle website and websites that install it in there). And it is obviously not complete because it is still being worked on. Anyway, Great work.
Edit:
I realised the Wick editor pretty much does this.
Flash might have been an unsafe and heavy behemoth but I really miss all these charming games and wish they were remade again using a modern game engine like Godot or something similar. Java was also a popular choise for web games and I remember especially playing a game from Jagex called Vertigo about a dude floating around on a platform structure in deep space and his goal was to paint all bricks avoiding dangerous things and picking up powerups paint ect. A safety update from Java over 10 years ago then made that game ( and as I get it all other of these Java games) stop working and it has been unplayable ever since. I want that one back also and I actually started myself on a recreation of it in Godot, however I have not come far yet but I guess it could be something for me to do now in the autumn.
Have you seen Ruffle.rs? It's doing a great job of preserving some of the old stuff!
Good luck recreating Vertigo in Godot! Have fun!
Flash was heavy? WASM and asm.js are even heavier :) Flash could run on PCs with 32 MB RAM.
You should've said "flash like" in the title lol. I worked on a flash emulator in C# and was turning it into an editor, but my friend wasn't interested so I gave up (I made it for the dude). It got to a point where it ran some flash, but needed to implement more of its API, and then allow it to import into my vector editing gui. But didn't think people were interested in a new flash editor.
"Flash like is dead" :P
That is super cool! You may be interested in Ruffle.rs (although that is just the flash player side as far as I know). I think for certain applications, having your own custom C# editor would be perfect. That would have been a super fun project to work on!
@@YouCodeThings Oh don't get me wrong, it also ran as an emulator/player. Even ran the actionscript. But mine was also gonna support Javascript and you could do vector animation. The Editor itself was built in C#.
@@YouCodeThings And yeah, I know about Ruffle. I made a 'game-ify' ruffle fork which added gamepad support for my friend.
@@DennisJ42 damn! That's an awesome project. Do you have a link or post?
@@YouCodeThings If there were a lot of support for my "Flash Editor", I might think of continuing on it. ^_^ But I'd need to know people wanted/needed it. (at least more than just a few) 'cause I could maybe set up a patreon to work on it while I support the work.
To clarify, you still can code Flash with AIR SDK and ActionScript targeting Android, iOS , Windows , Mac and even Linux BUT not browser anymore.
Commercial solutions exists called Cheerp Flash. They have proprietary runtime for SWF in WASM.
Other initiatives are Ruffle. This is the flash player runtime wirtten in Rust and is in very active development. It is targeting the SWF without recompile, even they support SWF made with AS2.
What an effort!
Both AS3 and AS2 API are supported but work is in progress.
I still maintain custom parser written in ActionScript 3 and I still generating money out of it 😅.
Nope. HTML5/JS still can not beat Flash at many levels.
HTML+JavaScript has access to new features like WebGL, which Flash never had.
@@lawrencedoliveiro9104 LOL. 😂 😂
WebGL was influenced by Flash.
Flash bring web graphics at its finest 2D and 3D and the audio.
Even better, back in the day you can code graphics in Flash with a lower level programming via AGAL.
Seems you know nothing about flash.
@@ZAcharyIndy WebGL comes from OpenGL, which is older than Flash.
@@ZAcharyIndy And even the Canvas 2D API is based on the Cairo graphics engine, which owes nothing to Flash.
@@lawrencedoliveiro9104 thanks for wasting my time.
Learn Flash before giving shit about it.
your awesome with mobx more accurate, welcome back the code is everything
the fact when he says "like-button" the outline between the like and dislike buttonsbecomes rainbow
watch him come back another 4 years
I was clueless when I saw comments from 4 years ago, until I looked when your previous video was published..
But anyways, welcome back!!
Thanks for being here! :D
I wanna see someone recreate the old 2007 TH-cam flash player in HTML. Hope to see you do it one day!
I got your video in reccomended but I was busy with something else and then, few days forward I watched a video from "Lets Get Rusty" where he showcased you. I decided to take a peak at the channel and I watched the featured video, rusty bird(or something like that, you get the point) just to find out the next video reccomended was none other but this. Nicely suprised, I think youtube is trying to tell me something.
Nicely made videos, looking forward for more and the development of the framework
Does anyone remember that flash game called crush the castle? It was basically angry birds, but before angry birds. Kinda feel like they got ripped off.
Cool! Hope it grows bigger :)
I hope so too! ;)
Incredible - super engaging and informative work!
I saw when you said "hey associate this HTML tag, 'like-button', to this Javascript class that makes the like button" and said the word like button for the first time the youtube like button lit up
I came here just to say the same.. First time I see this effect on TH-cam UI
This is so good, nicely done!
Glad the algorithm introduced me to this channel. Subbed.
Absolute joy to have you here!
I am going to follow you just because I recognize the effort and share the same nostalgia. Cheers. 👊
I _think_ you should be able to use css's aspect-ratio for the preview content, then wrap it in a flex box to center everything, and then that is wrapped in a Split Panel
Awesome video but from the title I expected something else.
Someone should build Flash interpreter in Javascript, such that we take existing flash projects and run them without having flash in our browser. Through a runtime built in javascript inside browser (If that is even possible)
Yeah, pure clickbait.
Check out Ruffle
pretty sure the resize thing can be done with:
width: 100%;
height: auto;
But what about the children!
@@YouCodeThings cant you do .classname > * {}
this makes all children of specified object do what's inside the curly braces.
This is the closest thing you can get to reviving a loved one after their passing
I actually thought you were making a wrapper to run old flash games using js.
Cool editor, looks pretty similar to the flash one
I would cite Ian Malcom for this one. Impressive.
He comes back right as I start watching his tutorials? Nice.
You powered me up! Thanks for the comment :D
using container query values on element ex. font-size: 5cqw is possible to "fake" scaling element inside parent
I got to try that.
one style-only way you can reproduce the resizeObserver by using transform scale based off of the minimum viewport width or height (vmin: 100). This would normally require using an to create a new viewport, but since Flash was vectors anyway, you can use an SVG to set a new viewport as well.
Despite the app in this stage it’s spaghetti code, are you planning on release any tutorial on how to achieve this result or will you create a tool for your own use or anything?
I may consider releasing something in the future. But at the moment I'm focused on building out tools for making videos better (and releasing videos). Let me know what bits you are interested in, and maybe I can reply in a comment.
The hardest parts are covered in the video (except drawing on the canvas).
And that was inspired by developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Canvas_API/Tutorial/Pixel_manipulation_with_canvas
The frame data is all stored in a mobX store by storing lists of the created functions.
The man, the myth, the legend
how do you have only 12k subs? so underrated!
Thanks!
Great video! You really deserve more attention! I'm looking forward for new videos. Keep the good work 😄
That’s really cool! Will you be adding user input and browser playback without the editor??
Hey I like your style. If you were my coworker, I would not be mad at all. I didnt feel like the code was bad by any means.
Subbed for LIT... I miss it after ~3 years React
Lit and React work together ;)
No way, hes back
you're back! Thanks for stopping by!
You can use minmax() and size everything using viewport units for it to scale with the sub-window. Probably.
It would definitely work for a full screen! For the resizing sub-view, it's a bit tricky.
This is awesome. Subbed
Thank you! ☺
So I believe there's a css style called object fit that does what he was trying to do when the preview window gets rescaled
Does object fit work on content that's not an img or video element?
Thanks for the suggestion!
@@YouCodeThings yah I think so, I believe images use background fit. Don't quote me on that tho haha I just remember running into a similar issue before and I think that's how I solved it.
@@briandeanullery I think you still need to have minimum size-dimensions on the element though. And if you set them both to 100% it won't respect the object-fit. I also might be mistaken since I don't use it very much, but if you can get it working in a Codepen, I'd be curious to see it.
I'd also be curious to see :D
@@MrQuickLine I can make an attempt
we need that but as a exe and like real flash
This is why October is the best month.
🎃🎃🎃🎃 You are the best! 🎃🎃🎃🎃
What was your reasoning behind not going with Svelte/Kit or React/Next?
Caveat: I'm based cause I work on Lit.
Main reason I use it is because I want something really simple and close to the browser. E.g. debugging is easier when my components are just html elements that I can inspect and modify with dev tools.
@@YouCodeThings Try Svelte - it's amazingly powerful while being super close to just pure HTML. There is also a lot of library support nowadays. This seems like a super fun project though - I can't wait to see how it turns out! Would have loved to work on something like this lol
I definitely need to check out Svelte. Btw, your website is really cool. I love love love love the scrolling with mix-blend-mode. And I love the way the "Your website is boring" heading comes in.
Very very nice design!
@@YouCodeThings Thanks! If you ever need help on a web dev/design project, let me know!
Oof my mind is blown whattt??!?
🤯
Awesome work done here! Will you be able to make games with it?
Primarily building it for coding animation :D
Ahh memories of Flash 4.0 and the cartoons we used to make. Then the next year our school had a new digital media class with Flash 4 and my teacher's jaw was on the floor with what I could already do. Sadly I don't think I improved in that class, just got to play more and get credit for it. Also they upgraded versions that year and he let me have the 4.0 book and educational copy of the disk since he knew I somehow had it at home.
I laugh because I wasn't great at drawing or art, I just worked very well within my limitations.
glad to see you are back! I'm subscribed. done. hope to see more from you soon ❤
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You should add something where you can move predefined elements from previous frames without changing the code and it will generate code for those changes, or you can record changes and then the recording can be played back over
I still remember the original TH-cam flash player video overlay lol. Still have a few older PCs running XP and below to reliably replay some old flash files.
4:22 _“How can we do this with just styles?”_ Well, the CSS transform property would be the obvious choice, using scale() IIRC. But there’s also newer stuff in CSS like vb and vi units that could probably do it too. Or just good old fashioned % units.
Of all languages for remaking a heavy application like flash... why would you choose javascript?
Javascript is fast! (But I agree. Ruffle.rs has done a great job using rust)
Wow, good to see you back.
bro i loved flash. this is so cool. i want ur spaghetti lol
This is outstanding!! +1 subs
Damn. I love your style. Only 2 minutes in on the first video by you I've ever seen, and I'm subscribing.
(*ˊᗜˋ*)/ᵗᑋᵃᐢᵏ ᵞᵒᵘ*
Finaly someone who usea mobx 🙌
It's really great!
Please use the font used in aseprite, it would be so amazing to see this be built with that font.
That would be so cool!
you better continue making videos or else ...
just kidding 😂 great video I really enjoyed it and learned a lot
🤣🙃
"How can we do this using just styles? I don't think there is a way."
.parent-example {display: flex;justify-content: center;align-items: center;}
.example {aspect-ratio: 16 / 9;}
I like it! But where is the font scaling! :D
@@YouCodeThings {font-size: 20px;} {font-size: 10%;} I really don't know why font-scaling is needed.
Oh man, Strongbad’s gonna be so psyched
I still make flash things! I’ll be following this intently
Next video: Internet explorer is dead, so I made a chromium version
Very awesome 🔥🔥🔥
Haha! Thanks for the comment Rody! I'm seeing you all over the place 🐟! And I love it!
No-no, go with Silverlight! xD
:O
Woah nice video!
Yay! Thank you!
Lit🔥
Your comment is lit
Why not just use ruffle which was made by Tom fulp and newgrounds?
Ruffle is awesome.
4:22 Research for the CSS "transform" property?
isnt ruffle player made with js?
Rust!
Hey my comment was featured 😂. But srsly I'm really glad you're back!
Those comments were hugely inspiring 😂 Thank you!
why lit instead of vue or react?
seems like it does the same but is less advanced
love this idea, thank u
Can you not use the @container CSS thingy?
It turns out... yes. I think this is possible
I want to try this in Blazor. Very Cool
Do it! :D
awesome, thx, learnt a few new things
2:47 Did you this or has YT nowadays a feature that highlights the like button if it get mention in a video?
HE RETURNED!!!!
So did you! Thank you!
Wow nice thing I guess ? I ever dream of see Flash 2 ???
Anyways nice video and it's a pleasure to see you again !
By the way I never tough Lit was using Native Web Element. That's very nice !
You won't, these videos that blow up usually only get 1 more follow up video and then they're onto the next project to try to maintain the view growth. Have you not noticed that no one on youtube seems to actually finish anything? The overwhelming majority of game series get abandoned, same with coding projects, same with 'games' that just turn into shitty new engines, etc. .
There are many projects doing alternative to Flash. Game engines like Godot/Game Engine have dedicated web exports. There is also Adobe Animate.
The tool made in this video is something I'm tailoring specifically for me to make videos, and won't ever become a general product.
@@BusinessWolf1 It's the tension between making an entertaining video, and the iteration and patience required to make a high quality software product.
I think generally it's easier (and more watchable) to only show one feature at a time, or a tool (like in this video), that is used for a small part of another workflow.
So i have some concerns about this.
lets say someone writes some malicious code into a project and sends the project files to someone.
How i understand the editor to work, it will instantly attempt to run the code with no chance for the person opening to the project to even see the code.
Unity or Godot for instances still requires you to press the play button before starting the game(not sure about UI scripts). Even java script requires you to run it from another application. The most reasonable solution i can come up with, is two fold. First add a recompile button which allows a developer to decide when to rerun the javascript. Second add a check box which when true, allows the code to be recompiled/rerunned when there are changes but default it to false. This way the developer has a chance to look over malicious projects and if they don't, then it's kinda on them.
It might not be a problem, but it's on the back of my mind. I'm not even sure if my suggested changes would prevent the problem. I doubt it would help me if someone tried this attack against me in godot/unity/java/dlang
*MAKE THE VIDEO EXPLODE! THIS DESERVES IT A LOT!*
btw how it's called this new flash?
Amazing
yaaay!
٩(^ᗜ^ )و ´-
Nice
Nice
damn man this is f.. cool
when you share first release?
I thought that it was going to be a about a flash player emulator 😅 but this is really good too
Ruffle has that in the bag
If you say "like button" on the video, TH-cam now animates a rainbow over the ratings button. 2:47 check for yourself
That's soo lit!
Lit a f
I SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE
:O
@@YouCodeThings :)
Im newer to programming, but why LIT instead of React?
I'm based cause I work on Lit.
You should use whatever you enjoy and whatever gets you started.
I use Lit because I want to be closer to the browser and not need a build step. It makes it easier to debug issues and use browser developer tools.