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== Stage 4 : Advanced AS3 ==
== Stage 4 : Advanced AS3 ==


For now this is really nothing else than an outline of the material that is to be covered in this section. This will be written last (after the tutorials for beginners and intermediate), so there may be no changes for a few months. Expect this to start to grow when the intermediate tutorials are about completely written
For now this is really nothing else than an outline of the material that is to be covered in this section. This will be written last (after the tutorials for beginners and intermediate), so there may be no progress for a few months. Expect this to start to grow when the intermediate tutorials are about completely written.


=== Design Patterns ===
=== Design Patterns ===
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Latest revision as of 18:28, 22 August 2016

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Stage 4 : Advanced AS3

For now this is really nothing else than an outline of the material that is to be covered in this section. This will be written last (after the tutorials for beginners and intermediate), so there may be no progress for a few months. Expect this to start to grow when the intermediate tutorials are about completely written.

Design Patterns

Data Services

Principles of Design

Software Development Practices

  • Code Complete, by Steve McConnell. The bible of any serious developer.

Use case, requirements, flow diagramming, prototypes, etc.

Project Management

Stages, milestones, strategies (i.e., Agile programming).