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ByteArray is an extremely powerful Class that can be used for many things related to data manipulation, including (but not limited to) saving game data online, encrypting data, compressing data, and converting a BitmapData object to a PNG or JPG file. In this introduction, we’ll use the ByteArray class to take a native AS3 object and encode it to a string that could be saved to a server for later recovery, then decode it later.

Hello again. I come back with a simple exemple of ‘bouncing on stage’. Very simple to understand, and if you have any questions, feel free to ask. I have a lot on my head right now, sorry for my little introduction for this ActionScript class.

Box2D is a popular physics engine with a solid Flash port, which was used to create the excellent game Fantastic Contraption. In this tutorial, the first of a series, you’ll get to grips with the basics of Box2D 2.1a for Flash and AS3.

This tutorial introduces the newest features of a future release of the Flash Player codenamed ‘Molehill’ (the final name will be Stage3D). Molehill enables full GPU rendering within Flash, allowing immersive 3D to be delivered not only to the browser but also to all devices that support compiled applications written in actionscript and Flash.

In the closing chapters of our Object-Oriented Programming series, we will take a look at some more advanced concepts, focusing on interfaces (the programmatic kind).

Welcome to this introduction to working at pixel level with ActionScript 3�Œs BitmapData object. We�fll take some 2D images, break them into their component pixels, then re-assemble them as 3D images which we can move and rotate.

In this Quick Introduction to the Flash Professional Components, we’re going to look at the UILoader and UIScrollbar.

This is an introduction to Pixel Tools v2.0. We’ll download the tools, install them, then use them to draw a cheeky snowman!

Object-Oriented Programming is a bit of a hot topic. More and more programming languages are cropping up that support it (Ruby, for example), and more and more languages that previously didn’t support Object-Oriented Programming (OOP for short) have been released with versions that do, like PHP and ActionScript.

An introduction of using Box2D in Flash for beginners by creating a sample physics simulation/game prototype

In this introduction to the JavaScript for Flash (JSFL) scripting language, you’ll learn how to automate repetitive tasks and add new commands to the Flash authoring environment.

Learn how to use the new DataGroup component in Flex 4

An award-winning content management system(CMS), an open source solution to build your own website and online application, a totally free and easy-to-use tool available for everybody......that is our topic today, Joomla!.

In this tutorial I'm going to introduce you to HYPE, an ActionScript 3 framework released by Joshua Davis and Branden Hall on October 31, 2009.

What is the sprite class, complete introductory tutorial