While researching resources for Flash,
I was a bit surprised the content and information was not abundant or easy to
find. A web search did have returns and
resources, but not nearly as many as I am accustomed to. FlashKit seems to be an
excellent website to begin with, because it offers tutorials, sounds, fonts, and
other Flash developer resources. One of
the most important aspects is that they have a Flash Resources Links library
that allows users to post and rate other website resources for
Flash/Animate. This makes it a great
bookmark page for your Flash resource needs, as it offers a full library of
links that are rated by other users. A4Flash offers a website with Flash
templates of source code for making mini games like golf, shooting, kids, music
and others. They provide templates,
introduction, multimedia programming and Flash presentation services. I found this site interesting because the
games are for sale and cost upwards of 300 dollars. The templates are also described for
educational purposes. Such that you
could buy the game and dissect it to learn how they made it. FlashDaWeb is a resource site that offers
articles, tips, tutorials, free components and sources codes drawn from their
own experience in productions. They
offer insight into what developers create and what the market demands. They can help your website become more
visible on Google searches and can teach you website monetization
strategies to add income to your site or blog. PhotoShopGuy offers his personal collection
of Flash files, templates, images, and personal portfolio he has collected over
the years. All the content is free to
use for personal or commercial. He also
has tutorial videos specializing in Photoshop. Overall, I found the Flash resource information much harder to find and realized that good links and resources could help a new developer a great deal with learning about Flash.
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