training advanced macromedia introduction

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Advanced Flash 5: Introduction to ActionScripting
Lynda.com

Lynda.com, 2001

Advanced Flash 5: Introduction to ActionScripting with Josh Ulm and Garo Green is an instructional CD-ROM presenting the radically new object-oriented scripting mode introduced by Macromedia Flash 5. This CD-ROM offers completely new and original exercises developed specifically to teach the fundamentals of object-oriented programming inside of Flash. While traditional scripting methods are still accessible in Flash 5, adopting object-oriented ...

ActionScripting in Flash MX (VOICES)

32 reviews
Phillip Kerman

New Riders Press, 2002

One of the most philosophically complete books about AS.
I've been working with Flash for years and I have found this particular book by Kerman to be very complete. I'm surprised by many of the negative reviews this book has received; it is one of the best Flash books I have in my library. Wrt it being verbose, well, it can be. But READ IT and you'll see that Kerman chose his words very carefully. There is a lot to be gleaned from this book if you are ...

ActionScripting in Flash

20 reviews
Phillip Kerman, 2001

WOW - Buy it Buy it Buy it!
If you're looking for a book with lots of pictures and fluff this is not the book for you. But if you're actually interested in learning to program ActionScript this is the first and only book you should buy. Phillip Kerman explains everything in a clear understandable way and approaches the ideas of good programming as opposed to bad as well as the actual language itself. This alone will save ...

Macromedia Flash MX ActionScripting: Advanced Training from the Source

69 reviews
Derek Franklin, Jobe Makar

Macromedia Press, 2002

Learning Action Script? - Buy this book, it is the best.
If you're looking for a straightforward way to learn Action Script, you must get this book. It includes excellent examples in a hands-on, project-based learning environment. It really demystifies a lot about scripting in Flash. I've bought several books dealing with Flash MX, and this is definitely the best one I've ever read.