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In this tutorial I’ll show you how to build a flexible, animatable tagcloud using an Object Oriented Programming approach. I don’t believe in a right or wrong method, but rather several degrees of efficiency. If you have any constructive criticism on my code feel free to comment.
That said, lets start!
Time to implement labels and navigation to our Slideshow Application. We’ll go over a lot in this third and final part of the series. This screencast is almost one and a half hours in total, so sit back, open up your files from Part 2 and let’s dig in!
In this, his first tut at Flashtuts+, Yanko takes you through building a dynamic ‘Hot Products’ list using old favourites ActionScript 3.0 and XML. He also smoothes things out by utilizing the Caurina Tweener class. Enjoy..
This tutorial will demonstrate how to create a horizontally scrolling image viewer. It will cover xml parsing, loading and resizing external images, and creating intuitive and responsive scrolling!
In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to get started with the Yahoo! Maps API in Flash. We’ll load a couple of RSS feeds and plot some natural disaster warnings using their longitudes and latitudes.
In this tutorial I’ll explain how to access and use the Display List whilst creating an XML based image gallery with ActionScript 3.0.
In this, my first tutorial for Flashtuts+, I’ll quickly explain how to create an object oriented drop down menu. We’ll use ActionScript 3.0 and pull all the necessary data from an xml file.
The resulting menu can be used in any flash file without needing recoding.
In this tutorial we’ll see how we can create a map in Flash using the Google Map API. We’ll cover some of the basics such as zooming in on the map and adding some controls. We’ll also look at how we can add markers to our map and how we can load data using an XML file.
Guest books are a great thing to enhance the online experience your viewers receive. The ability for the viewer to talk to you and others, respond to questions you’ve raised, comment on your work or just to socialize means a guest book is a must have for most web sites. Let’s see how we can build our own guest book with ActionsScript 3.0, XML and PHP.
In this tutorial, we’ll create a gallery which displays all image files in a given directory. A slider is used to browse easily through the images.
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