tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-10412725.post3940273297746563567..comments2010-08-02T14:15:27.849+05:30Vivek Jishtuhttps://profiles.google.com/111592989305925550275noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-10412725.post-5250124036764941022010-08-02T14:15:27.849+05:302010-08-02T14:15:27.849+05:30Thanks for the information shared here. that was an interesting and informative. I had a good experience by participating in the Adobe DevSummit in 2009 and looking forward to attend Adobe Flash Platform Summit 2010 as well. AFPS 2010 is the single largest Flash Platform conference in India which features topics like Flash, Flex, Flash Platform, AIR 2.5, Andriod, RIA, LiveCycles, PHP and more. I found the information about the conference from adobesummit.comShankarhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08791621476359436879noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-10412725.post-40636703282573320812010-05-03T16:11:24.488+05:302010-05-03T16:11:24.488+05:30Hi.<br /><br />Just found out that you wrote about kkloud.com.<br /><br />Actually, kkloud does not use Stratus, but uses the native browser components. By doing this you don&#39;t need to have flash installed and it can work on different browser.<br /><br />It also uses a lot of the new html5 api which gives something quite cool. With html5 we can create &quot;real&quot; streaming directly in the browser. I can watch a film you are sharing, and scroll in it. This is not something you can do with stratus at all.<br /><br />The biggest problem with file sharing in flash is that you need to load the entire file into memory, so it doesn&#39;t work for really large files.<br /><br />-freeallfreeallnoreply@blogger.com