Helmut Granda

I see this question pop once in a while in different places in the internet or similar questions such as...

Should I start learning AS3 yet?
Is it worth it to make the switch from AS2 to AS3?
I have never used flash, should I start with AS3 or learn AS2 and then AS3?

I am surprised that these kind of questions still come up and once and for all I want to give you an answer. YES!

Why yes? well for starters if you mean to stay in the interactive world of the internet you need to start Today. Not tomorrow... or next week... or with the next project, start learning AS3 today.

Once you understand the way you program in AS3 it not only will make sense to you but other similar languages will also make sense. Imagine the possibilities on that.

You will be able to improve on your coding skills and make better reusable software, given that you are paying attention on what you are doing and not just copy-and-paste type of coding.

"But I am a designer not a coder" Great! Then talk to your boss and explain him/her that you don't want to code and the earlier you admit that you want to dedicate your life at designing rather than coding the better it will be for everyone. Hopefully your boss will understand and find the perfect match to your design skills.

Will it be for better or for worse?

What is Google Sitemaps?

Who can use Google Sitemaps?

How much does it cost?

Why is Google doing this?

find the answers to all these questions here

Despite what anybody tells you - it it IMPOSSIBLE to stop people viewing your code or copying your pictures

To save you looking any further - it can't be done. But if you want to know the reasons why, and you want to try 'something' to make it just a little more difficult for people to steal your stuff, please read futher on this site

And by the way, don't bother telling me that there are a number of other ways to defeat the scripts and tricks here - I already know that. Don't bother telling me that browser X allows you to view sources without trouble - I already know that. The whole point of this web site is to reinforce the idea that you can't stop it, so you might as well get used to the idea.

Link to sad but true reallity

Disclaimer: the above pharragraphs were taken from the actual website at: http://www.digitalmidget.com/help/noclick/index.php

Whether you just quit your job to pursue your dreams, or you’ve simply had a request from a long-time client, sooner or later you’re going to have to design a set of business cards or letterheads or something else that ultimately forces a trip tot he printing press.