In this tutorial I’ll be showing you how to get started with SiON, an AS3 software synthesizer library which generates sound using only code.
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I'm a 20 year old normal guy from Romania. I started working in Flash in 2008 for a school project and fell in love with it. When I have time I'm usually 30ft deep in ActionScript making experiments and trying out new stuff.
Quick Tip: Resizing SWFs using BrowserCanvas
Have you ever needed to resize your embedded SWF based on the user interaction/input, like how Newgrounds allows you to resize certain Flash games to fit the screen? This can be done using JavaScript and the ExternalInterface class in ActionScript. But what if you don’t know JavaScript at all?
Well, lucky for you there’s this little class out there called BrowserCanvas which does all the ugly work for you and in this quick tip I’ll be showing you how to use it.
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Build an AS3 Tetris Game From the Ground Up – Active Premium
In today’s Active Premium tutorial we’ll be creating a variant of the classic Tetris game, explaining general game concepts as well as some specific to this genre.
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Create a Flexible File Browser App in Flash: Wrapping Up – Active Premium
It’s time to wrap up the Active Premium series we started last week. This short series of two tutorials takes intermediate-to-advanced developers through the process of building an entire file browser app. Read on to find out how you can get a Premium subscription and get your coding teeth into this tut right away!
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Create a Flexible File Browser App in Flash: UI and File Management – Active Premium
Today, we have another Active Premium tutorial exclusively available to Premium members. This short series of two tutorials takes intermediate-to-advanced developers through the process of building an entire file browser app. If you’re feeling confident, read on!
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Validating Various Input Data in Flash
Today, almost everything on the web is based on user input. A contact form, a user registration form, a search box and so on. As a developer you can’t just rely on the user to write everything as it’s supposed to be. To be sure you always get the correct data from your users you will need to validate the input. Read on to find out how..
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