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Wednesday, September 12, 2007

My summer reading is long over and now I am into my pre-Fall reading, however my current essential reading is on my desk to me left, ready for quick inspection. These books are by far my favorites at the moment. I like livedocs, but if ever an AS3 Reference Dictionary becomes available (even if I have to buy it in volumes), that will sit beside these babies.

6 Comments:

Jason Schertz said...: “This is so freakin' weird man.

Just this morning, there I was sitting at my desk thinking to myself "Self, you need to brush up on AS3 if you want to stay on top of things. I wonder which books I should grab for the occasion."

And you delivered! Thanks dude.

Also, What book would you suggest for starting with Design Patterns? To tell you the truth I had no concept of Design Patterns until this morning's conversation with an old mentor of mine.”; September 12, 2007 3:45 PM
maliboo said...: “Head First DP :: ROXOR! Be sure to check this one also:

http://www.amazon.com/ActionScript-3-0-Design-Patterns-Programming/dp/0596528469/”; September 12, 2007 3:49 PM
John said...: “Same books here. The FriendsofEd books are by my desk here at work, and the EAS3 and Head First book are by my desk at home.”; September 12, 2007 4:09 PM
Peter Elst said...: “great stuff Eric, got the same books on my desk here -- nice to see you've got a copy of my book.”; September 12, 2007 4:37 PM
e.dolecki said...: “Peter - you've got a great book there: everyone its the OOP AS3 book there. Its great!”; September 12, 2007 4:58 PM
jensa said...: “I second "Head First - Design Patterns". It's on my shelf as well. I'm just now reading "Actionscript 3 - Design Patterns". I've only gotten to chapter 2, but it does a great job of explaining how some known patterns can be implemented in AS3.

J”; September 13, 2007 2:40 PM

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