10.8 From Concepts to Code

We've come to the end of Part I and finished our study of ActionScript 2.0 OOP theory. If you've read and understood everything up to this point (or at least most of it), you now have the conceptual foundation required to create object-oriented Flash applications. From here on out, you simply need to build practical experience on top of that foundation. Parts II and III of this book will help you do just that. In Part II, we'll study application frameworks, visual programming, and code distribution. In Part III, we'll explore several widely accepted solutions to specific architectural problems in object-oriented programming.