Wow such great responses! thanks a lot! Thanks for sending the docu Wade!
I have a few questions.. what is a RIA?
then I was drawn into using it for data display.
Data display.. The only thing I can think of is php/actionscript for sites?
I'm sure there is more then what i can think of.
I've
Rich Internet Application
What you say you do when your wife says you build websites.
On Nov 22, 2005, at 4:22 AM, Lowen Fan wrote:
Wow such great responses! thanks a lot! Thanks for sending the docu
Wade!
I have a few questions.. what is a RIA?
then I was drawn into using it for data
Well I think there's a lot of guys here who started using Flash before it
was really that complicated. I personally started with Flash 3 and just kept
learning new techniques as the versions progressed...
My suggestion to anyone is to learn the basics, than patiently progress up.
I think a lot of
Hi All. I'm an advanced beginner, i know the basics, how the application
works, a bit of actionscript... Now I was wondering how did the
pro's/advanced users evolve from here?
Did you use a book(s) or just a lot of tutorials and experimenting? (What
book(s)?)
As someone said, most people
I started early and have progressed over time. Take one aspect you'd like to
learn more about, and beat on it. Read what you can, check other developer's
sources, and most of all experiment with your own code. Overcoming your own
bugs, pitfalls, etc. will help you learn a lot more than someone
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Subject: Re: [flashcoders] Q for the Pro's: How did you learn flash?
I just wanted to respond because I wanted to be a pro!
I started a thread about a week ago for what new hires should review.
It would be good for anyone not familiar with flash. Just search the
archives for my name. I
I'm not a pro, but speaking of influential books: OOPWAS!
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0735711836/002-9062480-9398441?v=glancen=283155n=507846s=booksv=glance
I was doing procedural MVC with fusebox when I read / became
obsessed with Object-Oriented Programming with Actionscript by Branden
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