ActionScript 3.0 - I
Synopsis
This course starts with the basics of ActionScript, the language of Flash. As you proceed through these tutorials, you’ll start to get an idea of how the language works by writing some code yourself, as well as seeing some of the things that other developers are using.
These tutorials assume that you are using Flash CS3 as your authoring environment. If you are unfamiliar with Flash CS3, we recommend you try our course ‘The Flash CS3 Environment.’
Tutorials
01
[Article]
ActionScript on Wikipedia
Importance: 5
Difficulty: 4
Source: Wikipedia
Difficulty: 4
Source: Wikipedia
02
[Tutorial]
Getting Started with AS3
Importance: 5
Difficulty: 3
Source: Victor Gaudioso
Difficulty: 3
Source: Victor Gaudioso
03
[Video]
Getting Started with ActionScript 3.0
Importance: 5
Difficulty: 3
Source: Justin Everett-Church
Difficulty: 3
Source: Justin Everett-Church
04
[Video]
Creating a Document Class
Importance: 4
Difficulty: 4
Source: Justin Everett-Church
Difficulty: 4
Source: Justin Everett-Church
05
[Article]
Introduction to the Display List
Importance: 5
Difficulty: 3
Source: Yahoo Developer Network
Difficulty: 3
Source: Yahoo Developer Network