Man!!! A DM demo, downloaded it, reading it. THANKS! (this is ... like the best opportunity for me to jump through demo code).
Cedric > Hello mates, > I think that the list is missing one of the most important js library for > flashist of of there, that is the createjs > http://www.createjs.com/ > As you all, I'm a flashist (10 years of experience) that had to (re)learn > html and javascript. > When I began to use createjs, in particular easeljs I was really pleased > because it seemed to me to program (quite) exactly as in Flash. > > A demo is worth 1000 words so here it is 2 demos I made in html/js by using > that library (obviously I use also a lot jquery as support and the greensock > libs for tweening): > > Monkey Island - Insult Swordfighting Game > http://www.int33h.com/test/mi/ > > Dungeon Master Social Demo > http://www.int33h.com/test/dm/ > > I'm really pleased by the results. > I stronlgy suggest that if you want to learn html/js then you have to begin > with createjs. > > > > Il 25/01/2013 16:15, John McCormack ha scritto: >> Some great resources throughout these posts. >> Thank you so much. >> >> Personally, I hope Adobe come storming back with some new tools next >> iteration. >> >> John >> >> On 25/01/2013 13:03, Marco Terrinoni wrote: >>> Not too sure about conferences. We have UX in London but not sure how much >>> focus is on JS. >>> >>> On the forum / educational side I have found the following resources >>> invaluable: >>> >>> CSS >>> www.css-tricks.com >>> Chris Coyier's screencasts and blog posts are awesome for learning simple >>> and advanced css authoring and keeping up-to-date with best practices. >>> >>> Experts Exchange >>> http://www.experts-exchange.com/ >>> This is a subscription based service but the quality of programming advice >>> for every language including JS is well worth it >>> >>> For IDE's it's difficult and for me, the single biggest barrier to entry >>> because of the huge number of development options. The key is to find a >>> workflow that works best for you but the following resources I cannot >>> recommend highly enough: >>> - Sublime Text 2 >>> - Wordpress (Bones HTML5 Development Theme) >>> - CSS using SASS (Compass.App) >>> - Greensock Animation Library >>> >>> Sublime Text 2 - Text Editor >>> http://www.sublimetext.com/2 >>> There are thousands of extensions and packages I don't know where to begin >>> >>> If you're learning HTML5 then learning responsive design techniques is a >>> must - this involves using CSS media queries so once you have grasped the >>> basics of CSS, be sure to move to using pre-processing language like SASS or >>> LESS - there's a great article on css tricks about the benefits and merits >>> of each method. I use SASS and it's sped up my whole development process 10 >>> fold!). To do this on Windows I use compass.app >>> >>> http://compass.handlino.com/ >>> If you're using Mac, then Codekit includes libraries for compass. >>> >>> I do a lot of web development in Wordpress, there are a lot of great >>> resources out there but if you're really looking to learn best practices for >>> Responsive Web Design then you cannot go wrong with the Bones HTML5 Theme, >>> amazingly well commented >>> http://themble.com/bones/ >>> >>> >>> Animation: >>> jQuery is obviously ubiquitous but if you're a flasher then you've probably >>> used Tweenmax in AS3 and if you loved using that as much as I did then you >>> should definitely try the new Greensock for JavaScript library. >>> http://www.greensock.com/ >>> It provides a nice, familiar syntax and a ton of plugins that make animation >>> in html5 a lot easier than using jQuery plugins which seem to have a short >>> shelve life due to continual updates of the jQuery library (Can also be used >>> on conjunction with jQuery). >>> >>> I haven't tried Sencha yet but look forward to dipping my toe soon. >>> >>> If you're looking to develop purely in Javascript using MVC design patterns >>> then a framework like backbone.js , dojo or node.js get a lot of mentions >>> though I haven't looked into any of this seriously yet. >>> >>> >>> Cheers >>> >>> >>> Marco Terrinoni - Director >>> MULARAM PRODUCTIONS >>> web design // animation // illustration >>> uk: +44 7876 652 643 >>> e: ma...@mularam.com >>> w: www.mularam.com >>> >>> -----Original Message----- >>> From: flashcoders-boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com >>> [mailto:flashcoders-boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com] On Behalf Of Merrill, >>> Jason >>> Sent: 24 January 2013 19:18 >>> To: Flash Coders List >>> Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Re: OT: Interactive conferences (Merrill, Jason) >>> >>> Thanks Dave - I have found a few of my answers on Stack Overflow in the >>> past, I like it. Is it web browser only or can you subscribe like a mailing >>> list? I think I prefer that format. >>> >>> Jason Merrill >>> Instructional Technology Architect II >>> Bank of America Global Learning >>> 703.302.9265 (w/h) >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> -----Original Message----- >>> From: flashcoders-boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com >>> [mailto:flashcoders-boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com] On Behalf Of Dave Watts >>> Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2013 2:12 PM >>> To: Flash Coders List >>> Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Re: OT: Interactive conferences (Merrill, Jason) >>> >>>> Oh, and as a side note, does Fig Leaf host a similar mailing list like >>> this but for Javascript / AJAX'y stuff? >>> >>> We do not. 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