This basically reads, "If HTML 5 is so great, why aren't Flash developers, like myself, using it?!"<p>That would be a much more interesting article, and the reason is basically because the market share is not there yet, although it is increasing quite a lot.  However, to use this as a reason for the continued dominance of Flash is obviously extremely short sighted.<p>The author himself predicts that the iPad and iPhone like devices will be the future of computing, which lends even more credence to HTML 5, given that all modern mobile devices support WebKit or the equivalent HTML 5 browser.<p>However, instead of arguing "HTML 5 is no more powerful than Flash", the author needs to argue why an open standard, which is rapidly developing and seeing continuous growth, will not take off.<p>The author cites a few examples of super powerful Flash web apps and seems to imply that these are the future of desktop applications, however, these are dwarfed by the quantity of new web applications created every day.<p>The author basically needs to argue why Google and the countless other creators of popular web apps out there would switch to Flash, when the trend seems to be pointing in the opposite direction.<p>HTML 5 is not so much a "Flash killer" as it is simply "one less reason to have to use Flash".