FlashLabWeb Experiments by Brian Wiltshire

I want to share a really nice resource on the Adobe site called The Adobe cookbook. Find, share, and comment on code with the developer community. It basically covers most of their apps. Although still in the startup stage, there’s really a lot of helpful code snippets. So head over and start creating some snippets.

Doug shows you how to work with encapsulated timelines in MovieClips, and introduces how to control internal MovieClip animations from the main timeline.

See Doug build a clock in Flash using ActionScript to manipulate objects’ properties and add mouse and timer events. Everything we’ve learned from his tutorials is combined into one project.

Using your advanced knowledge of ActionScript, Doug Winnie walks you through how to combine time events with event listeners to create and control time-based events.

Discover the power of events, and how you can quickly and easily build event handlers. In this episode, Doug covers how to use events to build interactivity with the mouse.

In this video, Doug Winnie reviews how Flash calculates math based on a specific order of operations.

Doug Winnie teaches the basics of calculating mathematical operations in ActionScript code, including commonly used shortcuts to save coding time.

Doug Winnie wraps up his lesson on functions by explaining how to retrieve results for the output panel with the return statement.

Doug continues on how to use functions efficiently and assign values to them.

An introduction to functions and how to use them efficiently by grouping commonly used tasks together.