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February 18, 2011

The Register On Adobe, Open Source, and jQuery

Posted At : 6:37 AM
Related Categories: MAX : jQuery : AdobeMAX10 : Flash :

Back at MAX 2010 I chatted John Resig about Adobe's contributions to jQuery Mobile. This topic came up again this week at Mobile World Congress amidst discussions about Adobe and HTML5, and The Register has posted an article on the subject as well as the whole over-hyped HTML5 / Flash "controversy".

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