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Is there a practical "crash" guide for writing ActionScript 3. There's migration books from as2 to as3, but I'm not migrating.

People that have programmed in C seem to understand the math concepts and arguments. Books, links, a better debugging panel would all be helpful.

Here's my ideas, any suggestions.

SIMPLE EXAMPLES

"." is the "to drill in to folders or classes"

LIST OF CLASSES

"shows the path to most-used methods"

ARGUMENT STRUCTURE

"anatomy of argument, snippets"

LINKS

http://www.senocular.com/flash/tutorials/as3withflashcs3/?page=3 http://flashspeaksactionscript.com/actionscript-20-to-30-migration-cheatsheet/

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I would recommend Essential ActionScript 3 from Colin Moock. Starts at the beginning and Colin explains things really well and in depth.

http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596526948/

Sam
Ya, it's a really solid book. I've got 2 copies! One at home and another in the office.
Tyler Egeto
Flipping through it now. Thanks.
VideoDnd
Along the same lines, I found this. http://www.javascriptworkshop.com/wp-content/uploads/pdf/LVSOnline_ActionScriptBasics_wk1.pdf
VideoDnd
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"practical crash guide " and since you state math i assume that is of interest to you

theres just 1 book id recommend thats worth checking out Foundation Actionscript 3.0 Animation: Making Things Move! By Keith Peters .It is FUN and a must read for people learning as3.

AdityaGameProgrammer
It's got chapters on trig and physics. I'll be studying this for a while. Thanks
VideoDnd
yep thats what made it so much fun for me to read
AdityaGameProgrammer