It’s time for another Premium tutorial! This week, James Tyner will walk you through the process of building an HTML5 MP3 player, step by step, with the SoundManager 2 library, jQuery, and a little help from Flash (for extra audio functionality).
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Commando is a Flash debugger that lets you change variables at runtime and run your own custom commands. It will allow you to try out whatever tweaks you want, without the hassle of changing your code and recompiling every time. This debugger also comes with its own memory monitor, and an output panel that is similar to the output dialog in the Flash IDE.
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It’s Premium tutorial time! This week, Tuts+ members will learn how to use the EaselJS JavaScript library (along with SoundJS and TweenJS) to create a version of the classic Pong game in HTML5.
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Building real time networked games and applications can be challenging. This tutorial will show you how to connect flash clients using Cirrus, and introduce you to some vital techniques.
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Flash Player 10 introduced new low-level APIs for manipulating audio with AS3. In this tutorial, exclusive to Tuts+ Premium members, you’ll learn about these APIs and how they work, and use them to create a simple app that can play MP3s in reverse.
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Something a little different for you this week: a Flash slideshow framework. As well as finding it directly useful for any presentations you may give, Premium members can download the full source code, and take it apart to see how the Greensock tweening libraries were used to put it together.
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It’s time for another Premium tutorial! In this mammoth post, James Tyner will introduce you to Standing Wave 3, an excellent AS3 library for dynamically generating or manipulating sounds in Flash.
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A couple of months ago, Carlos showed Premium members how to create a Whack-a-Mole game using Flash and AS3. Now, following on from Monday’s introduction to EaselJS, he’ll explain how to use that library to create the same game with the HTML5 canvas and JavaScript.
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The shell game is a cliché of street corners in black and white movies and modern cities: the hustler puts a pea under one of three shells, and swaps the shells around rapidly, challenging you to pick the shell with the pea underneath. The punter will typically get it correct… right up to the point where big money is at stake, or when the punter isn’t one of the hustler’s cronies.
In this tutorial, exclusive to Premium members, you’ll learn how to create your own version of the shell game – except without the cheating!
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Premium members, rejoice! It’s time for another Activetuts+ Premium tutorial. This time, you’ll learn how to use forward kinematics to create a robotic arm – in this case, the example is for an excavator, but you can use the techniques you’ll learn in all sorts of situations. It follows on nicely from our previous tutorials on linear kinematics and inverse kinematics. Read on to see what you’ll learn…
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Follow Activetuts+ editor Michael James Williams as he walks you through integrating Flash with Facebook! Learn to develop apps for the Facebook website and harness the Graph API in your external projects.
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