Increase the speed and download time of your applications by taking advantage of the powerful features of ActionScript, Macromedia Flash MX's native programming language. This comprehensive reference explains the enhanced UI components, new object-oriented features of ActionScript--and much more. For anyone wanting to integrate sophisticated interactive elements into their Flash applications, and take Web application development to the next level, this is an exceptional resource.
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McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
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1, black & white illustrations
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Höhe: 233 mm
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Dicke: 45 mm
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978-0-07-222643-0 (9780072226430)
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William B. Sanders, Ph.D., has been developing software for the last 25 years, ranging from Basic to assembly language and everything in between. In 2001 he began developing back end applications using asp and then when it became available, ASP.NET 1.0. He is a founding faculty member of the Multimedia Web Design and Development major at the University of Hartford where he teaches ASP.NET, C#, SQL and ADO.NET to upper division students, among other Internet languages and applications. He has consulted and developed software for major software companies as well other business clients.
Part I: Introducing Macromedia Flash MX ActionScript 1: Working in ActionScript 2: Variables and Data Types Part II: Fundamental ActionScript 3: Basic Actions I 4: Basic Actions II 5: Operators 6: Functions 7: Properties and Constants Part III: ActionScript Objects 8: Core Objects I 9: Core Objects II 10: Movie Objects I 11: Movie Objects II 12: Movie Objects III 13: Client/Server and Authoring Part IV: ActionScript User Interface Components 14: FCheckBox 15: FComboBox 16: FListBox 17: FPushButton 18: FRadioButton 19: FScrollBar 20: FScrollPane 21: FStyleFormat A: Deprecated Terms in ActionScript
