Real-World Flash Game Development. How to Follow Best Practices and Keep Your Sanity

Content: 
Copyright, Page ii
Acknowledgments, Page x
Introduction, Pages xi-xii
Chapter 1 - Computer Science Isn’t for Everyone, Pages 1-12
Chapter 2 - The Best Tool for the Job, Pages 13-23
Chapter 3 - A Plan is Worth a Thousand Aspirin, Pages 25-33
Chapter 4 - //FTW!, Pages 35-73
Chapter 5 - Managing Your Assets/Working with Graphics, Pages 75-84
Chapter 6 - Make it Move: ActionScript Animation, Pages 85-95
Chapter 7 - Turn It Up to 11: Working with Audio, Pages 97-114
Chapter 8 - Put the Video Back in “Video Game”, Pages 115-128
Chapter 9 - XML and Dynamic Content, Pages 129-151
Chapter 10 - Four Letter Words: M-A-T-H, Pages 153-187
Chapter 11 - Don’t Hit Me!, Pages 189-200
Chapter 12 - I Always Wanted to Be an Architect, Pages 201-208
Chapter 13 - We’ve All Been There, Pages 209-213
Chapter 14 - Mixup—A Simple Engine, Pages 215-238
Chapter 15 - Bringing it All Together: A Platformer, Pages 239-279
Chapter 16 - Don’t Play by Yourself: Multiplayer Development, Pages 281-292
Chapter 17 - Squash ‘Em If You’ve Got ‘Em: The Bug Hunt, Pages 293-306
Chapter 18 - On Your Guard, Pages 307-315
Afterword: It’s All Been Done, So Do Something Different, Page 317
Appendix A - Webcams and Microphones, Pages A1-A7
Appendix B - Localization, Pages B1-B9
Appendix C - JSFL Is Javascript for Lovers, Pages C1-C7
Index, Pages I1-I13