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Title: Macromedia Flash MX 2004 ActionScript Bible
ISBN: 0764543547
Author:
Robert Reinhardt
Joey Lott
Publicate Date: 2004-02-23
Publish: 2004-02-23
List Price: $65.66
Average Customer Rating: 4.0
Format: Paperback
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1: Fantastic reference
This book wasn't meant to be read in sequential order, but that is what I did. I read through about half of it in about a month in a half and thought the examples were really solid. A great book now since (AS3)Actionscript 3 has come out and the value of the book is decreased sharply. Since AS2 and AS3 are very similar, it is a great way to get your feet wet with the language and get a great handle on the powerful and robust language of Actionscript.
Only 4 stars since it is a little outdated. - not by that much at the time of writing though.
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2: Very good
I haven't read the entire book, yet. But, what I've read it seems well written and easy to understand. There are some areas that I wished they would have put more detail into and some that are repeated so many time, I want to say "Alright, already, I get it".
I'm relatively new to ActionScript and have read a number of Flash and ActionScript books. If you only have one ActionScript 2.0 book for Flash MX 2004, then this should be the one.
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3: This book is not for beginners!
I am no dummy when it comes to using software or teaching books, but this one is over my head. I am a beginner with Flash MX 2004. I would prefer hands on, step by step tutorials....at least until I have a grasp of the basics. At over 1200 pages, I am sure that I will be using this book as a reference in the future. For now, I need to start a little slower.
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4: Excellent Guide and Reference
This book is an excellent reference for even the most experienced ActionScript developer.
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5: Not for newbies.
In my opinion, this book is more for a reference than it is for a new person to a language. The basics are just breifly gone through. But almost everything is covered, even if for a brief bit. The book goes through almost, if not all of the classes and thier properties and methods. I just wish there were more on the basics, which I got from other sources.
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