Hey Millie,
I think the main pre-requisite should be some knowledge of the concept OOP.
It's a well written book, but OOP can be hard to grasp at times.
If you worked with classes etc using AS 2.0 you should be fine with this
book.
It explains some of the biggest changes in the first few pages o
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>> I was just looking at Joey Lott's "Advanced Actionscript 3 With Design
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Millie Niss wrote:
> I was just looking at Joe
Millie Niss wrote:
I was just looking at Joey Lott's "Advanced Actionscript 3 With Design Patterns" book in
the store, and it looked pretty good, but it had "knowledge of Actionscript 3" as a
pre-requisite. I am not aware of any (print) books introducing Actionscript 3... Are there any?
I'd
Millie,
I have this book and am half way through it. Having flipped ahead in the
book I can say this. The first two-thirds of the book focus on OOP, class
architecture, and patterns. The last third of the book talks more to
specific AS3 implementation.
With that said, I find it to be a very valu
actionscript cookbook is out. moock's as3 book is partially
available as pdf through safari rough cuts.
MT
On Dec 15, 2006, at 4:44 PM, slangeberg wrote:
They probably are more concerned with your knowledge of 'compiling
AS3'. If
you know AS2, then you're good to go! I figured out AS3 when
Niss
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I was just looking at Joey Lott's "Advanced Actionscript 3 With Design
Patterns" book in the store, and it looked pretty good, but it had
"knowledge of Acti
They probably are more concerned with your knowledge of 'compiling AS3'. If
you know AS2, then you're good to go! I figured out AS3 when flex 2 was in
alpha. Not much to it, if you know any java/C#/javascript-like language
(what, Algol-based?).
Especially if you download that language ref.
-Scot
I was just looking at Joey Lott's "Advanced Actionscript 3 With Design
Patterns" book in the store, and it looked pretty good, but it had "knowledge
of Actionscript 3" as a pre-requisite. I am not aware of any (print) books
introducing Actionscript 3... Are there any? I'd like to start learni
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