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Building a linear animation or moderately interactive Flashmovie is relatively simple. With the upgrade from Flash 4 to FLASH TUTOR : [tip]How to make file smaller” href=”http://www.yogyaflash.com/flash-tutor-tiphow-to-make-file-smaller.html”>Flash 5, ActionScripting has become an even more crucial and powerful part of the product. Tapping the vast programming capabilities of Flash, however, requires more than brute programming skill–it requires a keen understanding of how to apply scripting to specific tasks. This book concentrates on practical applications for Flash programming. The book is structured into three parts: Foundation knowledge (general programming theory applied to Flash with short tasks to demonstrate specific concepts); Applied workshop (more involved tasks broken into three parts each–design discussion, the building steps, and analysis with suggestions of variation); and, Reference (which provides a concise listing of some of the more useful elements in ActionScript).
Web site designers tend to avoid like the plague anything resembling programming code. Web site developers, on the other hand, like the cold, hard logic ...
The ActionScript Cookbook is written with all levels of ActionScript developers in mind—people like you, who want practical solutions to common problems. Keep this book ...
ActionScript is, quite simply, the driving force behind Flash applications, allowing you to go beyond simple tweened animations and give your movies intelligence, power, and ...
ActionScript 2.0 introduces a formal object-oriented programming (OOP) syntax and methodology for creating Flash applications. Compared to traditional timeline-based development techniques, ActionScript 2.0's OOP-based development ...
