AMFPHP has been stirring up some well earned interest lately within the Flash/Flex community. If you're one of those individuals looking to learn more on AMFPHP, be sure to check out Lee Brimelow's 2 part series as he introduces AMFPHP and demonstrates a few examples on how to get data in and out of Flash.
Using Flex Builder, Chet Haase of the Flex SDK team shows you how to create and enable an animated "spring" effect using custom effects on components.
Joe Johnston skinned the hSlider within Flex to get the look and feel of iPhone's slider. Joe is the man behind the AIR iPhone and has integrated this into this project.
Dan Carr, ActionScript developer, shows you how easy it is to work with AIR and Flash. Explore the file structure of an ActionScript 3.0 Flash sample movie and learn how to export it to an AIR application.
This tutorial by Flash Farmer covers how to create a dynamic Flash XML navigation menu using Actionscript 2.0 and XML. Each button has a roll over and roll out animation. Control the clickthroughs, button titles and the total number of buttons with the external XML file.
This tutorial is great for beginner Flash animators. It covers everything from how to know what sounds go with what mouth movements to animating the mouth movements to fit with an audio clip.
Chet Haase of the Flex SDK team shows you how to create an animated pulse effect in Flex for attracting a GUI user's attention unobtrusively.
Platform Evangelist Lee Brimelow shows you how to start an AIR application in Flash CS3. He also shows how to take an existing Flash Project and turn it into an AIR Application.
This is a very sleek Flash news slider using AS3 functionality and XML for fetching the data. The main purpose of this Flash news slider is to show news on the front page with a title, an image, some descriptive text, and a link to the full article.
Developer and trainer Dan Carr explains and demonstrates the basics of creating the basics of creating an ActionScript 3.0 class.
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