by Phillip Torrone, Branden Hall, Glenn ThomasFlash Enabled guides Flash designers and developers in creating content and applications for multiple devices with Flash and other tools. Focusing on the Pocket PC platform, this book also discusses considerations in developing Flash for set-top box systems, cell phones, and lays the foundation for devices such as the Palm. The book targets four main concepts:
1) design/development considerations,
2) creating content once & deploying to many platforms, (including info on using MM Generator) and more
* Jeremy Allaire, Chief Technology Officer, Macromedia, Inc. says:
"Flash Enabled is an important book for any developer who is serious about the emerging world of Internet-connected, Flash-enabled devices."
* Colin Moock, author of "ActionScript: The Definitive Guide" says:
"Indispensable information for anyone developing Flash for devices. Flash Enabled provides start-to-finish coverage of the Flash device development process."
* Steve Weiss, executive editor, New Riders says:
"Flash Enabled" is not a survey of "here's what could be really cool" about porting Flash off the desktop. It's the Reality. Here's what you CAN do NOW and here's HOW to DO IT. And yeah, there's some pretty tantalizing jumping-off points in here for the ambitious enabled-device Flash developers out there. We know you're there. We've talked to you at the conferences. You've interacted digitally with at least a couple of these authors, more than likely. This book's for you. The technology's right here, so let's have some fun. * Flash Enabled: Flash Design and Development for Devices - by Phillip Torrone, Branden Hall, Glenn ThomasPaperback: 552 pages; Dimensions (in inches): 1.17 x 9.16 x 7.44 * Publisher: New Riders Publishing; 1st edition (May 15, 2002) * from the flash Department. Keywords for this item are: Flash, flash MX, animation, graphics, scripting, actions, components -- You can find many other titles from this department here!
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