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- 1. Creating game randomness and chance using Flash | lynda.com tutorial
- 2. Flash tutorial: Creating a game with code snippets | lynda.com
- 3. Flash tutorial: Using the Accelerometer | lynda.com
- 4. Learn how to build Android applications on lynda.com
- 5. Learn how to program on lynda.com
- 6. Flash CC tutorial: Publishing mobile and desktop applications | lynda.com
- 7. Building a Flash game with Starling, intro | lynda.com
- 8. The WAN Show - OMG Blizzcon News & HP Stream pwns Chromebooks? - November 8, 2014
Creating game randomness and chance using Flash | lynda.com tutorial
This Flash tutorial discusses how to add chance and randomness to a desktop or mobile game. Watch more at ...
Flash tutorial: Creating a game with code snippets | lynda.com
This Flash tutorial discusses how to use a code snippet to create a desktop or mobile game for Android devices. Watch more at ...
User Comments
Gio Nadirashvili
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on 03 Apr 2011
give us the code snippets.xml please.. I can't afford 25$ for one code
snippets file :(
Flash tutorial: Using the Accelerometer | lynda.com
This Flash tutorial discusses how to create game movement with mobile-specific technology like the Accelerometer. Watch more at ...
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Dmitry Makovetskiy
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on 20 Sep 2011
So you can make games in actionscript and import them to android...the
android will run the games ..even though it is programmed in actionscript?
ThirdWaveCrave
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on 12 Apr 2011
great tutorial man! very interesting stuff. I'm about to get CS5 suite,
looking forward to learning.
Taufiq Zulfikar
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on 21 Jun 2012
the emulator can be found at Flash CS6
GGames2009
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on 01 Dec 2011
How do you setup the emulator?
Gio Nadirashvili
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on 03 Apr 2011
give us the snippets!
Learn how to build Android applications on lynda.com
If you're a mobile developer, it's worth your while to learn how to build apps for Android, the Google operating system for mobile devices. lynda.com offers a wide ...
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Robinpreet Sidhu
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on 08 May 2014
Very useful.
Learn how to program on lynda.com
Software powers more and more of our world, helping us send information, analyze data, and even control household appliances. So, learning how to program ...
Flash CC tutorial: Publishing mobile and desktop applications | lynda.com
In this tutorial, find out how to publish mobile and desktop applications. Watch more at ...
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Sergio Adino
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on 15 Jan 2016
Just on update to follow up my online study a sap respond
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Elsieex
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on 20 Oct 2013
An excerpt???
Building a Flash game with Starling, intro | lynda.com
This movie introduces the lynda.com Building Flash Games with Starling course, and the game project the course covers. Watch more at ...
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Brennen Alexander
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on 14 Apr 2013
I need this.
The WAN Show - OMG Blizzcon News & HP Stream pwns Chromebooks? - November 8, 2014
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100newstar
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on 14 Nov 2014
As a lightweight os, and for someone that really doesn't do anything but go
online, chromebooks are actually not that bad. The whole idea behind the
chromebook was to make a cheap laptop for people that JUST need to go
online and for a student to take notes or work on essays and it does great
in those areas. On the Stream side, yes, it is a better laptop, but not in
many more areas than the chromebook was made for. I personally love my
chromebook, but I also have a windows pc for everything other than small
school stuff and watching movies and videos.
100newstar
commented
on 14 Nov 2014
And I LOVE the constant updates for chrome os, and it is getting much more compatible with everyday things.
Snehin Kukreja
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on 12 Nov 2014
+LinusTechTips $400 for a machine that plays games at 900p+? How is that
crap? As a PC fan, I've seen so many "Console crushers" but they cost more
and and do less. My old desktop cost $400 and couldn't do sh** besides surf
the web. Yes you could build a better one but not everyone has the ability
to and woulod it really play at 900p?
ap hunt
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on 04 Dec 2014
//pcpartpicker.com/p/nb24GX Add in the cost for a year subscription and it balances out. This PC is more powerful than the PS4 and xbox one. You would save cash on games and the subscription.
Snehin Kukreja
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on 15 Nov 2014
I see your point and completely agree that paying to play online does add a huge amount to the cost of the experience! Luckily I'm in a favourable position but even though it does cost about one new game it shouldn't at all. The PC is more powerful and long term wise cheaper depending on how you use it but you can't complain about not getting 1080p on $400 hardware which earns revenue for sony.Consoles can't suck just because they can't do 1080p. Yes even though both Sony and MS stated it would (and still do). Thanks for the discussion!
TheKyshu
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on 14 Nov 2014
+Snehin KUKREJA Of course, I'm just saying that comparing the hardware for the price directly isn't very accurate.Fair enough, but I was assuming that most people who buy consoles / build gaming PCs also wanna play online. The comparison was done mainly because on the PC you do not ahve to pay for online services, and companies still manage to get up servers, many allow people to host servers themselves, which is completetly out of the question for consoles.
Snehin Kukreja
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on 14 Nov 2014
Plus who says you have to pay online? I use a PC for online and a console for campaigns mostly.
Snehin Kukreja
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on 14 Nov 2014
Yes but at $400 PS4 beats any PC out there AT $400.
TheKyshu
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on 13 Nov 2014
Well, the PS4 isn't worth 400$ in terms of hardware, if it's anything like the older consoles, I'd guess their value at around 500-550$. And at that price, excluding a Windows license, you could build a good PC that would outperform a current-gen console.Also, you need to take into consideration that consoles have a bunch of long-time costs linked to them: Playing games online requires to PAY a subscription, even on the PS4 now, games are without an exception more expensive on consoles as Sony and Microsoft take a cut to finance their consoles, and there are fewer sales than there are for PC games (Steam sales, to name a big one).Overall, you spend less on the console initially, but more as you go and buy a few games. Also, you have the same hardware for the next 6 or 7 years, while on the PC you have the option to upgrade certain parts of your rig. And contrary to popular belief, you don't spend a thousand bucks on your PC every 3 years ...
KennethL
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on 10 Nov 2014
If I only have $400 to spend, are there any decent laptop at that price
point? or should i just get a powerful tablet, like the nvidia shield
tablet? :/
KennethL
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on 10 Nov 2014
+RedDragonGamingHD Any suggestions? I was thinking about the Chromebook 2 because it has a beautiful 13'' screen. I would prefer big 1080p screens over 7'' 4k screens. lol
RedDragonGamingHD
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on 10 Nov 2014
+xKen I suppose if you really want it you can go for it, personally Chrome OS isn't for me since so many apps/extensions aren't supported and if you're purely looking for a cheap media consuming/work experience I'd rather pick up a tablet for less.
KennethL
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on 10 Nov 2014
+RedDragonGamingHD Those are expensive...and also i looked up vlc for chromebooks, there are vlc plugins for it. Kind of wanna try it out.
RedDragonGamingHD
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on 10 Nov 2014
+xKen I wouldn't get a Chromebook mainly due to codec issues like they mentioned, but something like a cheap Windows 8 tablet would be better especially if it's full Windows. Perhaps the Slate laptops will be for you.
KennethL
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on 10 Nov 2014
Well not really for gaming if talking about laptop/chromebook..obviously lol I have a desktop for that. But more for movie watching/school stuff. I'm thinking of the toshiba chromebook 2.
RedDragonGamingHD
commented
on 10 Nov 2014
gaming wise no.
Kevin Callahan
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on 09 Nov 2014
I don't suppose there is a podcast version of the WAN Show, is there?
Teslamonger
commented
on 17 Nov 2014
I'd personally use clipconverter.cc
gzac95
commented
on 15 Nov 2014
+Gorg Whoops didn't know that. Thank you for the correction.
Gorg
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on 14 Nov 2014
+gzac95 +Vasco Breitenfeld just saying youtube to mp3 wont let you download files longer than 20 minutes. however there are alternatives keepvid.com where you can download the video.
gzac95
commented
on 13 Nov 2014
+Vasco Breitenfeld Makes sense. There a quite a few very easy ways to do it, As he said Yotube to mp3 will do you just fine.
Keyshen
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on 13 Nov 2014
+Vasco Breitenfeld YouTube to MP3...problem solved ;)
Vasco Breitenfeld
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on 11 Nov 2014
yeah just saying i lke to hear podcasts in the street etc...
gzac95
commented
on 10 Nov 2014
Just listen to it in a tab? Or use a firefox or chrome plugin to make it into an audio file.
Vasco Breitenfeld
commented
on 10 Nov 2014
Unfortunately there isn't but they should do one
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