books by Colin Moock (reference référence essential)

books by Colin Moock

books:

Essential ActionScript 3.0 (Essential) (Essential)

58 reviews
Colin Moock

Adobe Dev Library, 2007

Essential ActionScript 3.0 - Colin Moock
This book is brilliant. It's encyclopedic. It is a must-have to better understand AS 3 and to hopefully lower your frustration when coding. I am a designer fairly new to AS 3 and found this book gave clear, detailed explanations on every aspect of AS 3. Like an encyclopedia, each chapter breaks down specific core concepts, from Arrays and XML, into their basics. Information is laid out well and ...

Erlebnis Hermannsweg.
Colin Moock

Kiper, Thomas P., 2003

ActionScript for Flash MX: The Definitive Guide, Second Edition

54 reviews
Colin Moock

O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2002

Glad I didn't throw it away
Was going through my books looking to get some space on the shelf for new ones and had this in my hand ready to go but for some reason couldn't do it. I hadn't done Flash/Flex (Flesh? Flax?) in a couple of years (moved mostly to C#) then recently I got a chance to do the quirky & kludgey beast of computing again with Flash8 and This Old Book Still Had The Goods. If you don't own it, buy it. ...

Essential ActionScript 2.0

43 reviews
Colin Moock

O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2004

Top-Tier Computer Science Course in a Book
I took a Java course at the University of Texas @ Austin, which has a well regarded CS program, and I walked out of it knowing what classes, subclasses, and instances were, but no idea how to practically use them. After reading Moock's book, I not only better understand the theory behind object-oriented programming, but how to use it following best practices. I wish I hadn't taken the Java ...

ActionScript : The Definitive Guide

67 reviews
Colin Moock

O'Reilly, 2001

Superb
Finally, an actionscript guide that is superb in its production! My hat is off to Colin and Gary for this detail-oriented volume that has cleared the smoke out of my head and has made a programmer out of an artist. Bravo!!!

Actionscript for Flash Mx (Pocket Reference (O'Reilly))

2 reviews
Colin Moock

Topeka Bindery, 2003

Glad I don't have to carry ASDG2 around
I purchased the pocket reference at Flash Forward and have found it very useful. ASDG2 is still a must have but the reference is very good to keep with you on the go. I read through the book on the flight back and realized some things I had forgotten (I think some of it is a new addition from ASDG2). It is also very good to use if you are constantly in an external editor and don't want to flip ...