By bloid
via mrsunstudios.com
Published: Jul 10 2008 / 12:10
With the release of Adobe’s Flash CS3 about a year ago came a newer version of Actionscript, AS3. Even though it has been quite some time since that release, many have not begun to use the newer version. Though the migration is not required, I find it very necessary. The differences in these two languages may make AS3 harder to learn, but that does not outweigh the benefits of switching.
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Tags: flash-flex
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wpjmurray replied ago:
Another useless article by mrsunstudios.com. With all of the major changes from AS2 to AS3, the best he can come up with is you now have to use var to declare variables, or show a single example of the new event model, and nothing about the power of actually being able to create your own events. -1
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