I second the recommendation to the Safari bookshelf service to get these. So
far it has paid itself back multiple times. I pretty much keep Moock's
Actionscript for Flash MX there constantly (although this one book takes up
2 of my 10 slots) for quick reference.
So far the most useful bit is
As a complement to Moocks brilliant, but sometimes very detailed
information, I think this book is nice:
Object-Oriented Programming with ActionScript 2.0
Robin Haffner, James Talbot, Jeff Tapper.
Published by New Riders.
If you are a little less experienced programmer, you may want to
I agree wholeheartedly with the Essential ActionScript 2.0 recomendation but
would add that Moock's previous book, ActionScript for Flash MX, is also
indispensable. Sure, some of the stuff in it is not necessarily up-to-date
but, as a reference to ActionScript's built in classes and methods I find
thanks alot folks, starting out with essential actionscript, then going from
there!!!
btw: anyone out there working with 100% one frame actionscript sites? just
curious-
-edward
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I can't live without my big red AS2 Dictionary (reference) and I need to get
the Flash 8 version of that too... although I don't like the formatting of
the Flash 8 one as much.
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On 3/10/06, murder design [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thanks alot folks, starting out with essential
Both Moock's O'Reilly book Essential Actionscript 2.0 and Elst
Yard's Friends of Ed book Object Oriented Actionscript for Flash 8 are
VERY fine books, both of which I own and highly recommend for learning
to write AS 2.0 code, I would disagree that these are the best
recommendations to his
I think this book is nice:
Object-Oriented Programming with ActionScript 2.0
Robin Haffner, James Talbot, Jeff Tapper.
Published by New Riders.
Indeed, it is a very nice book! Somehow it made me stop reading Moock's
book :)
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I would highly recommend Colin Moock's Essential Actionscript 2.0 it is
an excellent guide to the package system and object oriented goodness.
so after not having coded in flash for about 5 years (lots of changes) and
getting hardcore back into actionscript, and ESPECIALLY this list :P (love
Just wait a few months and read up on Flex2 in the meantime :)
On Mar 9, 2006, at 8:34 PM, Andy Johnston wrote:
I would highly recommend Colin Moock's Essential Actionscript 2.0
it is an excellent guide to the package system and object oriented
goodness.
so after not having coded in
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