The wonderful OOP world! Every little tiny thing organized on it’s place. Imagine classes, packages, interfaces, objects… everything at your hands. What?! This world isn’t a beauty for you?
Well, if you doesn’t know OOP, this world will look like to you more like a nightmare. But don’t worry, the primary objective of this text is show you how great this world is, and how is easy to live on it.
Language Structure
The first thing that will have to look, is the language structure, how it works, and what it have to offer.
The AS3 language has many classes, the Sound class for audio, the Loader class for loading external images, the XML class to read and write XML documents, among many others. …
Welcome
This is the place where I share part of my studies, my work and my opinions. Feel free to give your feedback or criticism.
OOP: Classes, Objects and Packages. An introduction to Oriented Object Programming on AS3
Best Pratices: Comments and ASDocs
You can think that this title is funny, because the subject seems to be simple and basic, but believe me, there is a lot of people that has doubts about how comment the code, a lot of people that don’t use (and them should) the comments, some people that doesn’t know what it is or never seen.
If you fit into one of the profiles above, or not, you can be interested on the utility that the code comments have to us, programmers.
Believe or not, we can consider the comments like one of our best friends when the subject is programming. A comment has the objective of documenting the wrote code, so that in the future you know what that code …
New Job, New Year, New Life
2008 was a very busy year to me, no time to study, a lot of work… 2009 seems to start on a different way, I’m on a new job (AG2), on a new town (Porto Alegre, Brazil), and now, to the present moment, with more time to study and to work on this blog. I have spent some time in the last few days to organize the things around here, as you can see. 2009 promises to be a good year, and I hope to contribute much more with the community through this blog. Happy new year!