Yesterday afternoon I had the privilege of addressing a crowd of over 100 at MAX. Apparently, the slides and source code that accompany the talk were not placed on the attendee extranet at MAX. So, per request of some of the attendees, I am posting the files here. (If you were one of the people who attended, thank you very much for turning out.)
As you can see, the subject was 'Practical ActionScript 3', which is a one-hour version of a day-long (8-hour) curriculum I have created, and teach through the Rich Media Institute.
I will be teaching the full-day version of this workshop on October 24th in Toronto and November 7th in Los Angeles. A 3-hour online version is also available through the RMI (that hasn't yet been updated for Flash Player 10, as the live workshop has).
I'd also like to take this opportunity to note that I will be teaching a full-day version of my new AS3 workshop, 'Working With and Extending Events in ActionScript 3 (on October 25th in Toronto and November 8th in Los Angeles). I know 'Events' isn't often treated as it's own subject, worthy of an entire day-long course, but in my experience this is an incredibly useful subject -- events are really the key to functional fluency in AS3 and once you understand them (which really isn't *that* difficult) you can basically do anything you want in Flash. It's designed to accompany Practical AS3 (which is why I'm teaching it the immediately following day in both Toronto and LA), and I would really strongly suggest you consider enrolling.
UPDATE
So turns out Adobe captured the whole talk and posted it on Adobe TV. Share and enjoy!
