That's nice, but the word "script" was nowhere on that page. It supports ActionScript? That is what made Flash special, the union of code and art. I'm unaware of a complete authoring environment for artistic coders to produce things like they could with Flash. In Flash it wasn'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.

Also, it says CC. I'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't support ActionScript, I won't be paying them any money.