AS 2.0 Best Practices
June 23rd, 2005
I’ve just finished my second “AS 2.0 Best Practices” session in as many weeks. Its fantastic to see the Flash community in Belgium gathering momentum, looking forward to many more events.
As promised here are the session notes and sample code, if anyone has any other best practices questions or suggestions feel free to drop me an email (peter at mindstudio dot be) or leave a comment.
Presentation
Sample source code
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Peter – your presentation doesn’t seem to be working!
Hello Will,
use arrow keys to navigate within presentation,
regards,
peter
Peter — I find your presentation to be the best “AS 2.0 Best Practices” I have read. It is the most complete, since it covers everything you need in AS2, and adds the extremely necessary extras such as content vesioning, doc generators and Unit Testing.
Good job!
Thanks for that Paul, had a great response afterwards to the reflektions unit testing component BTW.
Congratz with your presentation today @ multi-mania. It was a good explanation about some bugs we meet every day…
Greetz
Nice to see design Patterns are making its introduction into Flash.
having seen Flash coming from “goto frame 2″ to Singleton Classes,
private members and especially the ability of making a var a string and NOTHING but a string in only 5 years. Joepie!
I should get me some good books.
Nice to see you’re using the Kubrick Theme.
I’m working my arse off to modify it to my likings, but I’m using Drupal.
I’m using the CMS so I can export the XML feed to a flash page.
Doesn’t work yet :[
Also named Peter
nice presentation, really simple and usefull tricks. Maybe a bit more pratical examples would be great. Let us know when your book is out!
Hi,
Awesome presentation.
One of the most forgotten aspects of XP are functional tests. I think it’s because the tools to support it were still not here and open source Unit Testing filled that need.
But functional tests can be easier to create nd maintain and llow for a larger code coverage.
Try using this tool:
http://tiago.webstartpoint.net/flash/
And see for yourself if it’s not better than unit tests in most cases.
Cheers,
Tiago
Wow that’s great, thanks for sharing that link Tiago– hadn’t come across it before but certainly looks like something that could be extremely helpful for UI testing.
It was a nice presentation on multi-mania. Congrats. And thanks for sharing it! Keep on rocking
Peter, your presentation prompted me to release this article on version control with Flash:
http://www.ivantodorov.com/blog/?p=28
Great Ivan, thanks for that — its a very interesting read!
I would love to look at this presentation but it’s not working. I tried using the arrow keys, the mouse, banging my head on the screen…nothing worked. Anyone know if it’s still functional or not?
Just click in the SWF to give it focus and the right and left keyboard arrows will allow you to browse through it.