ActionScripting in Flash

Phillip Kerman

ISBN 10: 0672320789 / ISBN 13: 9780672320781

Published by Sams, 2001

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: Sumérgete en el mundo de Flash 5 y descubre cómo y cuándo emplear ActionScripting con este libro. Comienza con los conocimientos básicos y construye sobre ellos con talleres prácticos. Aprenderás la teoría general de la programación aplicada a Flash con tareas cortas para demostrar conceptos específicos, talleres prácticos divididos en tres partes (discusión del diseño, pasos de construcción y análisis con sugerencias de variación) y apéndices con un listado conciso de los elementos más útiles de ActionScript. Este libro te permitirá aplicar lo que aprendas a futuros desafíos que puedas encontrar. EAN: 9780672320781 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Tecnología Título: ActionScripting in Flash Autor: Phillip Kerman Editorial: Sams Publishing Idioma: en Páginas: 648 Formato: tapa blanda.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: ActionScripting in Flash
• Publisher: Sams
• Publication Date: 2001
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0672320789
• ISBN 13: 9780672320781
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: Muy bueno

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Synopsis

The book is structured into three parts: Foundation knowledge (general programming theory applied to Flash with short tasks to demonstrate specific concepts), Applied workshop (more involved tasks broken into three parts each--design discussion, the building steps, and analysis with suggestions of variation), and Appendices (which provides a concise listing of some of the more useful elements in ActionScript).

The book will begin with foundation knowledge and will build on that with practical workshops. This way, the readers should be able to apply what they learn to future challenges they might encounter.

About the Author

Phillip Kerman is an independent programmer, teacher, and writer specializing in Macromedia products. His degree in Imaging and Photographic Technology from the Rochester Institute of Technology was earned back when "multimedia" had a different meaning than today. One of Phillip's internships, for example, involved programming multiple slide projector presentations with dissolves synchronized to a sound track-the multimedia of the 1980s. In 1993, he found Macromedia Authorware a natural fit for his interest and skills. After getting his start at The Human Element, Inc., he moved back to Portland, Oregon to work on his own.

Phillip has transitioned his expertise from Authorware to Director, and now, to Flash. Over seven years, he has had to adapt to a total of 13 version upgrades-Flash 5 being the most significant of them all! In addition to retooling and building his own skills, Phillip finds teaching the biggest challenge. He has trained and made presentations around the world, in such exotic locations as Reykjavik, Iceland; Melbourne, Australia; Amsterdam, Holland; and McAlester, Oklahoma. He wrote Sams Teach Yourself Macromedia Flash 5 in 24 Hours (that is the title, not how long it took to write). His writing has also appeared in such publications as Macworld, Macromedia User Journal, and his self-published The Phillip Newsletter (teleport/~phillip/newsletter/).

In addition to showing others how to create multimedia, Phillip has had plenty of opportunities to get his hands dirty in programming. Last century, Phillip programmed the all-Flash Web site m-three for Paris France Inc. This site was included in both Communication Arts Interactive Design Annual and the British Design & Art Direction Annual in 2000. The latest version of the M3 site won the navigation category at the London Flash Film Festival. Feel free to email Phillip at flash5@onemain.