In a new assignment at work, I’ve been tasked with making a compliant flash project for a government agency. I’m finding a lack of real examples on this, and thought I should start documenting successful things here. I will have a series of post here on my findings and hopefully they can help someone else.
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Clever way to look for Flash Developers…
So I’m listening to the Twit podcast, and Will Haris is plugging his new venture channelflip.com, and I out of curiosity pull it up while I’m at work. In my Eclipse NTail panel I see this show up: Hello there, Flash cowboy! If you can read this message, you should apply for a job at [...]
More research on shuffling an array
So after writing the last post, I got to thinking about looking around again for some resources on this. And I came up with a couple of interesting posts, so I thought I could mention them here in case someone else ran into a similar problem. That and I can reference them later myself. http://proto.layer51.com/d.aspx?f=147 [...]
Randomizing an Array
When I was working on gamesfor the Leapster, one thing I worked with quite a bit were large datasets built in XML. Often times I was given a problem set from the client of items that were to be used for a game. From this set of items I would have to grab a random [...]
How random is random?
How random is random. Here I start to examine some different approaches to using random functions within flash.