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This book has covered so much ground—from the core elements of the ActionScript language, through advanced coding features such as graphic creation and dynamic loading of data, all the way to the use of components and class libraries to extend functionality. Now it’s time to pull all that knowledge together into a single real-world application that shows what you can accomplish easily with your newly acquired ActionScript skills. This chapter will help solidify the concepts that you have been absorbing over the past few hundred pages (and you’ll create something pretty cool and useful, to boot!).
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Richardson, D., Milbourne, P. (2014). Case Study: Creating a Dynamic Image Viewer. In: Foundation ActionScript 3. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-0583-9_12
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