My professor for our animation class asked that I research this before we begin our animations. He doesn't want over bloated file size to slow down computers and lose people their grades/projects due to crashing.
If it's just an animation to show people, ActionScript files have some advantages (3D rotation, Stream sound sync, more filters). If the animation has to play in Safari on an iPad, then you would have to use HTML5 Canvas or WebGL 2D.
If it is HTML5 Canvas, using Classic tweens with no custom easing will give you the smallest Javascript file, and after you have published you will have a folder of images. You can use sites like tinypng.com to optimize the size of the files.
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