Series: Classroom in a Book
Paperback: 384 pages
Publisher: Adobe Press; 1 edition (August 21, 2014)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0133927105
ISBN-13: 978-0133927108
Product Dimensions: 7.3 x 0.9 x 9 inches
Shipping Weight: 1.7 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
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Flash Professional has gone through a significant rebuilding. There was some speculation that it would not survive the collapse of the need for SWF files, a one time plug-in mainstay for all computers. Without a doubt, Adobe Flash Professional is not in the demand that it once was. Many people claimed that the app would not be able to continue.So, this brings up an excellent question, “If the demand for Flash Professional has diminished, why do I want to invest so much of my time in learning it?” That’s a good question. You need to understand who is using Flash Professional (Fl) and what they are doing with it, before you bother studying this book. That helps to gauge your expectations as to what you want to get out of this Classroom in a Book (CIB).First, the core of Flash Professional has always been about providing the user with a rich interactive experience. The need for that has not changed. That interactivity and animation is why Flash Professional retains a strong following from those who create games.The two big new frontiers for Fl has become exporting for AIR and HTML Canvas. That opens the door for app creation, especially for mobile devices. Plus HTML Canvas has a big following for interactive websites. Unlike the days of SWF files, neither AIR nor HTML Canvas require a Flash Player plug-in. The end result is code generation. So, just like working in Dreamweaver’s Design View or Live View, the interactivity creator doesn’t need to get under the hood and work with the code unless the Flash artist wants to.The Classroom in a Book StoryWe’re not new to CIB. This is the 113th Adobe Classroom in a Book which we have studied from cover to cover, going back to the first CIB, for Photoshop, in 1997.
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