Cortlandt Winters wrote: > Agreed, and I really would love to create an osflash pattern study group > that specifically takes that book and implements the examples in various > languages. Given they are not realworld examples, but the easiest way to > really compare, contrast and learn about languages and best practices is > with implemented examples compared side to side and I sense that as the > flash player really makes good it's claim as a platform in the coming > years, there will be a lot of folk that would appreciate ways to compare > the various language options that are developing and since as2 is the > common language of flash and since it is so close to java I think that > books a good starting point. It's pretty much all relevant, irrelevant! :D
LOL ;-) Yes, real world examples would be nice - one of the reasons I picked up on this book in particular is that although there are specific code examples, the book is written in such a way that it is the patterns themselves that get absorbed by the reader - rather than the specific implementations. Anyway, if I have time in the future to discuss all this stuff as a group I'd love to; but I can't see it happening for me in the near future - I've pretty much dropped all my personal projects as my business is starting to pick up, and my free time has become more of a quest for personal development :-) _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org
