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Get flash to fully experience Pearltrees
Adobe Flash is an excellent technology that allows developers to add interactivity and smooth animations to web pages. Its popularity is so immense that you’ll find many websites dedicated to helping developers interested in Flash. In this article, you’ll find 12 wonderful websites that’s worth a bookmark if you’re looking into sharpening your Flash development skills. For each entry, you’ll find three tutorials from the website so that you can see what’s in store for you. kirupa.com is a site that features excellent Flash tutorials (as well as Silverlight, ASP.net, PHP, and Photoshop). There are plenty of well-written, detailed tutorials and articles pertaining to Flash sectioned into seven categories including Basic Drawing , Special Effects , Server-side Flash , and Game Development .
12 Websites To Help You Learn Flash/ActionScript
PHP is one of the most popular scripting languages on the internet today, and one of the easiest to get into. Whether you’re a PHP newbie, or an experienced code-slinger, there is always something new to discover. A function you’re unfamiliar with a killer timesaving tool, a technique that you forgot about… Jason Lengstorf shows how to build a very simply object-oriented Content Management System with PHP. While not a ready-to-use solution, due to a few security holes, it nonetheless does a good job at teaching a real-world use for PHP. Learning OOP in PHP ASAP!
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60 Advanced Photoshop Tutorials - Top Web Resources
Tags: photoshop Movie techniques , photoshop Photo Manipulation , Photoshop Photo Retouching , photoshop Text-effects , photoshop Vector effects , Photoshop Web Buttons / Interface Elements Posted in Photoshop , Tutorials | This entry was posted on Sunday, November 4th, 2007 at 6:22 pm and is filed under Photoshop , Tutorials . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.