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Kick off your shoes, grab some hot cocoa, and get ready for the second half of the Lost ActionScript Weekend. In Course 2 of this unique two-part DVD training series, you'll learn intermediate to advanced ActionScript 3.0 programming concepts with world-renowned ActionScript guru and educator Colin Moock. Share the fun, the energy, and the excitement of programming with Moock and his friends in this unique and intimate learning experience. Based on his bestselling O'Reilly book, Essential ActionScript 3.0, and his successful "ActionScript 3.0 From the Ground Up Tour," Moock teaches everything you need to know about the core ActionScript 3.0 language, as well as visual and interactive programming topics and code production issues. Sit down in a relaxed outdoor setting with Moock, artist James Paterson, and technologist Hoss Gifford--and learn the technical precision required to write great code. Course 2 of the Lost ActionScript Weekend includes:
Datatypes and error handling
Program compilation
Graphics programming
Interactivity
Model/View/Controller
State management
Event dispatch and event handling
Text output
Loading graphics
Forget classrooms. Forget intimidation. Get inspired--and get lost in ActionScript 3.0!
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"Good for review, but hard to follow along"Â - by Bob on 04-MAY-2010
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I tried to follow along and it was difficult to do so. If you are just reviewing or want a quick run down, this is great, but for those just starting, not so good.
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