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April 21, 2007
AS2 to AS3 without feeling like ya got kicked in the gnards
Yikes, that really should have been the title of my preso at FITC.
Well here goes nuttin' - I'm just loading up my nano, recharging my DS and trying to remember I should pack - before I head off to Toronto for this years FITC. I have spent the entire week battling sickness - the timing couldn't have been worse, but at least I started to feel somewhat human again yesterday.
Just putting the finishing touches on my preso - I had some brainstorm yesterday to build a mini apollo app to help illustrate my message - which is how to migrate to AS2 to AS3. It falls under technical which means, yes there will be code, but more of just me walking through some side by side comparisons of AS2 and AS3 to show how to "port" common tasks that designers and developers do like handle Stage resize, dynamically add items to the stage, etc.
Big shout out the peeps at IQ - they helped me create some great bumper style videos that are spread throughout my presentation - just because the topic isn't exactly the most thrilling, doesn't mean the presentation of it has to be droll too :) I'm on the last day - I think the 2:45 slot or what not - but I'll have everything posted for download, including that little Apollo app that lets ya walk through a variety of code samples.
Heh, don't be shy. Come and say hi :)
Posted by bitch at April 21, 2007 01:11 PM
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Hey Stace,
Sorry I couldn't make it this year. I too have been really sick.
Best of luck on the preso!!!
Posted by: Tony MacDonell at April 24, 2007 03:25 PM
interesting topic , been looking around for some comparison table between AS2 & AS3 , that comes after i installed Flash CS3 Trial , looks slick , but do we really need AS3 ? and Why ...
Still looking ... but if you have got the answer then im a good listener !
Posted by: Mohammed Zainal at April 25, 2007 11:11 AM
Great preso Stacey!
Actually one of the best ones I attended this year.
Posted by: jim bachalo at April 25, 2007 11:31 AM
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