These are a few samples of ActionScript projects I’ve developed. The first ones were developed as instructional examples; the other is a class library which demonstrates more advanced ActionScript coding.

Instructional examples

Animating with the Tween class: This example is part of the materials for a beginner-intermediate level ActionScript training course. Learners start with a simple example to learn the basic use of the Tween class, making a shape that runs away from the cursor. The instruction continues and builds in complexity, eventually having learners use the same techniques to create the menu navigation system in this example.

• Animated menu navigation (download source)

CSS Positioning simulation: An instructional simulation designed to teach how various CSS positioning rules interact. I used this application for a presentation I gave to my local Macromedia Users’ Group on introductory object-oriented programming and components development in ActionScript 2.0.

• CSS Absolute Positioning (download source)

Advanced coding example

XML-RPC Client library for ActionScript: Similar to the web-services classes or Flash Remoting classes developed by Macromedia, this class library is used to access XML-RPC web services.

• Description/documentation (download source)