I second the above "lol, flash."
Great, so those pitiful clinging to archaic technology developers can potentially get their bloatware on the iPhone then party like it's 1999? 1999 because that was when Flash peaked for being relevant and it's been dropping away ever since.
I won awards for Flash stuff many moons ago, it was frustratingly craptacular back in the day and clunky but did what it had to do, but it's time is past. It's not ADA compliant. It's a drain and a resource hog. It's not even necessarily for 99% of the things any competent and in-the-now developer does, it's definitely not future proof so any developer coder that's using it is just screaming "I'm stuck in the past, afraid of change, and a dinosaur (not to mention unemployable in five years)." Dragging the modern web down by their ignorance doesn't give someone a right, only a sad excuse. Flash needs to take a long walk on a short plank and join the list of "technologies of yore that were outmoded" museum where it belongs, not continue to blight the web.
LOL...hey, this is what an uninformed Flash "Award Winner" sounds like LOL. The first teenage kid that writes the million dollar Flash app will laugh all the way to the bank at guys like this. I still use C to program micro controllers...its an old language, am I stuck in the past? afraid of change?.....lol....get off your high horse and learn to program Moron.