Description
The long-stale page metaphor for Web sites is finally dying out,
replaced by the single-screen rich-Internet apps that Flash MX 2004
is at last bringing to the mainstream. To stay ahead of the
curve¿and to start creating the kind of Web sites you used to
only dream of¿you need this guide. In these pages you'll learn
how to create the sites that more and more companies are
demanding¿the kind that pull complex data from multiple
sources for delivery via a single Web interface, so that users can
perform multiple functions from a single screen. The focus here is
on building the Flash MX 2004 front end to work with that complex
data. You'll learn how to structure applications to eliminate page
refreshes while reducing download time, build real-time and
time-delayed applications with Flash Communication Server,
integrate technologies like Flash Remoting and Macromedia Central,
and more. You can even download all of the source files form the
book's companion Web site.
Books 
New Riders
Exclusively Paid 
11h 3m 
No Certificate 
480 pages -
TypeBooks
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ProviderNew Riders
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PricingExclusively Paid
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Duration11h 3m
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CertificateNo Certificate
The long-stale page metaphor for Web sites is finally dying out, replaced by the single-screen rich-Internet apps that Flash MX 2004 is at last bringing to the mainstream. To stay ahead of the curve¿and to start creating the kind of Web sites you used to only dream of¿you need this guide. In these pages you'll learn how to create the sites that more and more companies are demanding¿the kind that pull complex data from multiple sources for delivery via a single Web interface, so that users can perform multiple functions from a single screen. The focus here is on building the Flash MX 2004 front end to work with that complex data. You'll learn how to structure applications to eliminate page refreshes while reducing download time, build real-time and time-delayed applications with Flash Communication Server, integrate technologies like Flash Remoting and Macromedia Central, and more. You can even download all of the source files form the book's companion Web site.
