At time of writing, there are over 530 different games, animated movies, and nonsensical web toys to explore over on the Internet Archive's Flash Library. The classics are mostly there, sure ...

Animating in Flash requires certain understanding of motion and a lot of patience. Figuring out how the animation will work is not so hard, but achieving the desirable result is usually painstaking.

The Archive wrote a nice little remembrance of Flash’s legacy if you were born after 9/11 and have no idea what we’re talking about. For the rest of you, it’s peanut butter jelly time.

At the end of 2020, Adobe will end support and distribution of its Flash animation. This could spell the end of internet art projects built with the software.

There's still no strong alternative to Flash Professional for creating interactive and animated HTML5 content. Adobe has successfully handled the transition away from plugins toward to a Web ...

Library: The library panel will be your best friend in Flash. It holds all the elements of each Flash file. You can organize your file like you did in your windows/mac directory. (i.e. created new ...

Designer, artist, and composer Jonathan Andrew Myers has launched Fliiip Book, a simple, browser-based animation app that lets users create two-second looping GIFs with ease. Lightweight and ...

A group of Flash animations that bring the Emperor Yongzheng (1678-1735) to life has gone viral online. Internet users say the emperor is cute and it has already received more than 800,000 hits.

Adobe is finally ending support for its Flash Player, a pioneering technology that once enabled easier creation of online animation. Historian Anastasia Salter helps explain.