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2/25/08
UPDATE: The Adobe Connect archive of the workshop has been posted.
Workshop description: Flash is no longer just a plug-in; it has evolved into a massive suite of tools, services and techniques called the Flash Platform. Used for everything from character animation to interactive video to full-featured applications that rival their desktop counterparts, Flash plays a major role in shaping how users experience content on the Internet. This workshop will introduce the Flash Platform with specific emphasis on programming in ActionScript 3.0 and MXML and the basics of working in Flash and Flex (and how you decide when to use which).
For those attending today’s Flash Platform Workshop, this is the place to download the source code and slides.
I encourage you to leave comments on this post with your feedback (positive and negative!) about the workshop. Thanks!
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