That&#x27;s nice, but the word &quot;script&quot; was nowhere on that page. It supports ActionScript? That is what made Flash special, the union of code and art. I&#x27;m unaware of a complete authoring environment for artistic coders to produce things like they could with Flash. In Flash it wasn&#x27;t all graphics, or all code, you could mix and match any way you wanted. You could right-click right on a visual object, and put script directly on it, along with its own more typical video-like animation keyframes, and along with separate complete code documents to control everything at once. It was really powerful.<p>Also, it says CC. I&#x27;ve thus far managed to protest the forced subscription model, which Adobe can only get away with by flexing their near-monopoly position. If it is subscription-only, and especially if it doesn&#x27;t support ActionScript, I won&#x27;t be paying them any money.