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Better Design and Development Part 2.
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Chad "Cota" Workman
http://www.chadworkman.com & http://www.plaguestudio.com
Skills include: Photoshop, Flash, ASP, PHP, MS SQL, MySQL, VB, C/C+
Developer and Designer
Hope you enjoyed this read as much as I enjoyed writing it. In the upcoming installments we will get into technical details, so happy Flashing. See you in the forums!
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This article is part 2 of a 2 part series. Other articles in this series are shown below:
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Better Design and Development Part 2.
4 Responses to "Better Design and Development Part 2."
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said this on 03 Apr 2007 7:13:07 AM CDT
Really rate these better design and development articles, sum up a lot of the lessons i've learnt in my first three months as a Flash Developer. Well worth the read, and confirms alot of my suspicions about so called great flash developers.
Much appreciated Chad. |
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said this on 26 Apr 2007 4:34:29 AM CDT
hi chad,
I m bhavik from India, working in this industry since 2 years i read your both articles part1&2. They are really motivating for new web developers like me. Ineed help from people like I still get stuck in actionscripting while doing some project which is very frustrating for me. I just totally get blank & can't write my own script & i really want to know the solution of this problem, & specially not being a designer doesnt have the knowledge of color sense, composition & balancing. Donno what to do. To be in this industry i just dont want to do only scripting but also want to design. If you get any tips, sir please mail me at bhavikparmar@rediffmail.com I would be thankfull to recieve your mail Thanks for your great articles which you have written. I seriously need such tips & tricks. Thanks Bhavik Parmar |
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said this on 21 Sep 2007 1:59:33 PM CDT
hi, thanks a lot for the advices!!!now i feel like i was blind :) very helpful for noobs like me ;)
dia,just starting coding |
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said this on 06 Nov 2007 11:42:39 PM CDT
Hey,
it is nice. This article is very helpfull for my type of developer who newly joined industry. Thanks. Be cont........ |
