or the past several years, browser development for Windows has been more or less stalled. Sure, there have been under-the-hood improvements; but the basic browsing feature set has remained nearly
he last lesson in this series introduced you to Button symbols and showed how to use them to create interactivity via ActionScript, Macromedia’s programming language for Flash MX. In this
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he last article in this series showed you how to use Graphic Symbols and Movie Clips to create lightweight and more complex Flash movies. This lesson shows you how to
ow well does your Java Web site perform? Does it have enough capacity to handle today’s user demands on its busiest days? Can it support additional users in the future?
ring interactivity to any Web site with this easy-to-follow guidebook on JavaScript. Author Scott Duffy takes the fear out of working with a programming language by delivering instruction and theory
February 10, 2003–Macromedia announced today a software subscription service that will give developers access to a broad range of Macromedia products for development and testing purposes, including licenses for both
he previous lesson in this series (Learning to Animate in Macromedia Flash MX) introduced you to the Timeline and Keyframes?the basic building blocks of Flash MX animation. After this lesson,
eb Developers constantly make trade-offs; sometimes sacrificing usability for speed and sometimes sacrificing speed for usability. One example of such a trade-off becomes evident when you consider the task of