Object-Oriented ActionScript 2.0 - Elst, Peter; Drol, William
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Object-Oriented Macromedia Flash MX 2004 teaches the theory and practice of object-oriented programming (OOP) with ActionScript 2.0 in Flash MX 2004. Assuming no serious programming experience, authors and working Flash developers Peter Elst and William Drol take the reader through the complete development cycle of a series of related applications using numerous step-by-step instructions. This book demonstrates professional OOP skills and techniques that are completely transferable to other programming languages and technologies.
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Object-Oriented Macromedia Flash MX 2004 teaches the theory and practice of object-oriented programming (OOP) with ActionScript 2.0 in Flash MX 2004. Assuming no serious programming experience, authors and working Flash developers Peter Elst and William Drol take the reader through the complete development cycle of a series of related applications using numerous step-by-step instructions. This book demonstrates professional OOP skills and techniques that are completely transferable to other programming languages and technologies.

With the release of Macromedia Flash MX 2004, Flash is now the most powerful and widely used client software for the Web, and it’s the only one that runs on virtually every browser on every platform. As such, it is the ideal platform for producing sophisticated Web applications, especially when pairing its robust new ActionScript 2.0 programming model with XML and the brand new Flash Data Components framework. Complex applications demand a solid understanding of object-oriented programming techniques, regardless of the language and platform used.

Object-Oriented Macromedia Flash MX 2004 is aimed toward readers who want to do more than just the usual Flash interfaces, who want to make sure their work is reusable, who want to learn solid programming techniques from experienced developers and instructors, and, above all, who want to build the next generation of Web-based applications. By the time they finish Object-Oriented Macromedia Flash MX 2004, readers will be able to develop highly reusable applications and services that leverage the dynamic features in Flash MX 2004. 30-40% of the material will come from the previous edition.
Autorenporträt
Peter Elst is a freelance multimedia application developer and runs a small business called MindStudio, which specializes in Flash development and content management tools. As a Team Macromedia volunteer, contributor to various community resources, and speaker at several international venues, he happily spends any spare time he has on replying to e-mailed questions and posting on his personal weblog www.peterelst.com. Peter is a co-author of Flash MX Components Most Wanted from friends of ED, and worked as a Technical Reviewer on Extending Macromedia Flash MX 2004.

William Drol entered Macromedia Flash development with a varied background in object-oriented programming and graphic design. His first experience with Macromedia was the admittedly quirky, but OOP-based Macromedia Director and Lingo. Today, there are many reasons to be excited about Flash MX and the hugely improved version of ActionScript. Drol looks forward to integrating Flash MX with Web services, and he pursues other technologies such as XML, XSLT, and his current favorite, Microsoft C#. Bill is the author of Object-Oriented Macromedia Flash MX from Apress, and his associated site is www.billdrol.com.