ActionScript 3: The real syntax
Last week I posted a preview guess of what ActionScript 3 syntax would look like, based on the ECMAScript 4th edition proposal. Here are a few links to the real thing, now that it’s finally public!
- ActionScript 3 in the MM Labs wiki
- AS2 to AS3 Migration, from the AS 3 Language Reference
- ActionScript 3 Learning Tips (outlines lots of gotchas for migrating code from AS2)
Thank goodness I cleared up my schedule for the next few days!
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February 15th, 2008 at 1:47 pm
Bubbila is reported to have said:
Nice resource. Will recommend…