I am glad to say that Flash & Flex Developer’s Magazine published new issue
FFD’s magazine is great, they growing every day, it seems that there is working professional people, they know how to do work in a best way!
Their articles dealing with important things for flash and flex developers.
Contents includes the following articles and tutorials
- Flash Flex developer interview with Dave Schroeder about the Flashbelt Conference…
- BannerSnack – A quick alternative to Flash?…
- Working With Flash CS4 New Features: Inverse kinematics (IK) with Bone Tool…
- Tracking Time with Screenweaver HX…
- Using all the different components within CS4 to built a complete site…
- Model View Controller – What’s the Secret Sauce… ?…
- JSFL Quirks…
- SWX: The Native Data Format for Adobe Flash…
- An introduction to Flickr In Flash…
- Flash video and AS3…
- WebORB tricks…
- Multi-user Applications in haXe…
- 7Achieving a retro-style using only Flash…
- Secrets of a professional Flash game programmer…
- Interview with Lee Brimelow…
- More …
I would like to highlight some excellent articles:
- “WebORB tricks” by Vitaliy Morarian
“WebORB for Java - it is server-side technology which enables connectivity between Flex, Flash, AJAX and Silverlight clients and Java applications.” - “Secrets of a professional Flash game programmer” by Tom Rassweiler
“For the last five years as the leader of the Flash development team at Arkadium, a NY based game development company, I have worked on more than a hundred Flash games for clients, ranging from toy companies like Mattel to publishing giants like Hearst and NewsCorp.” - “Working With Flash CS4 New Features: Inverse kinematics (IK) With Bone Tool” by Chetankumar
“You will learn about recent updates to Flash CS4. Work with Flash CS4 Bone Tool.”
Everyone who is interesting to publish article can do it without any problems, this magazine is open for any suggestions
I published my first article “OOP with AS3″ in their first issue on 1/2008 and was very happy
You can find my second article in 2/2009 issue:
- “Model View Controller – What’s the Secret Sauce… ?” by Anton Krasnoshchok
“Business applications consist of a user interface (UI), business logic, and data models. For example, standard UI components such as buttons or checkboxes have UI elements, logic that knows how to respond to user inputs, and data models.”
You can subscribe to FFD’s magazine here
Can’t wait for next issue, nice work guys!
