A new version of Flash preloader component is released.
We’ve added new features as resizing of loaded images.
ActionScript documentation is now available.
Preloader component became more simple to install as Adobe Extension
Download, see a sample, read the docs and use it for your pleasure. Check new flash preloader component page here >>>.
Good day,
As the title says, I want to present top 5 websites to look for a project if you’re Flash/ActionScript developer or Flash Designer.
All of the following descriptions are based on my own experience, so please don’t judge too severe.
A greatest website to get employed. It has a number of flash/flex positions and projects listed daily. I would recommend any Flash developer/designer to register and publish his CV. Continue reading ‘Top 5 Job Sites for Flash Developers and Flash Designers’
What you will learn…
- How to send data from flash movie to server using Flash Remoting
- What your server should have for successful communication with flash movie.
- Arrangement of flash-server dialog, sample actionscript code needed.
What you should know…
- You must be familiar with ActionScript classes, Flash IDE and components.
- You should have a basic knowledge of PHP
- You should have an access to your web server and be able to install needed packages on it
Continue reading ‘Flash client-server communication using Flash Remoting and WebOrb. Tutorial.’
There are several ways the preloader can be implemented in the flash document.
This is the first article, which covers the one way of building the flash preloader.
That’s the very old method, I believe it came with ActionScript1, but still is used in various flash applications.
Continue reading ‘Flash Preloader. Howto. (Part 1) Two frames.’
Dear readers,
Here I want to share some resources, which you may find interesting when looking for flash ready-to-use solutions.
I hope the following links will answer the question: “Where to find a free flash component I need?”
The idea is that you’d better know about the things and functionality you can use for free before you start to implement it yourself. Believe me, that may save you a lot of time and energy.
1) A really first place for you to take a look at is Adobe Exchange. There is a variety of free flash components: http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/exchange/index.cfm
2) Also I would recommend you to check Yahoo’s free flash components release, which includes a batch of useful components you may use at no charge: Continue reading ‘Free flash components sources list’
