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I though I already said Endless learning…..

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I was working through the second part of the Lynda.com lessons today, and got a little sidetracked. Actionscript 3 is synonamous with Flash Player 9, and Flex 2. I decided to take a step back and learn Action Script 3 before moving forward. It was just taking to long to make notes about what I actually want to do and at the same time learn Flex2.

Basically I am coding a dynamic site similar to the Mobile Phone demo found in Flex2. Its my first Flex 2 App so I am taking baby steps. However I am trying to do to many things at once, and not getting any of them done. Therefore, back to learning how to walk, and therefore learning actionscript3.

If anyone is reading this before they get into Flex 2, here is what I suggest.
1. Learn Flash Professional 8
2. Learn Actionscript3
3. Learn Flex2.

Of course, this all if you have not shunned Flash like most developers have. I have not, but then again, I am new to this.

Doh!
Arnold


Posted in General on October 28th, 2006

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