Welcome to yet another Adobe employee blog!
My name is Peter deHaan, and I work at Adobe as a documentation writer for Flash and various things “ActionScript”. Over the next few weeks i hope to post a lot on ActionScript and migrating from ActionScript 2.0 to ActionScript 3.0. I’ll also see if I can create a few examples which look a bit closer at some of the new features in ActionScript 3.0, such as RegEx, E4X (the *NEW* XML in ActionScript 3.0), and things like the Timer class, and the flash.net package. I’m a former ColdFusion enthusiast (CF-thusiast, if you will) so forgive me if I’m a bit biased towards CF in my examples. ;)
Finally, I’ll try and shed the default Movable Type template and find something a bit more visually appealing (and functional), and see if i can add individual RSS/Atom feeds for categories and comments.
If you have any questions/comments/flames, feel free to leave them in the comments. The documentation folks always enjoy hearing what we’re doing right (and wrong) and how we can improve the documentation.
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Yay for documentation people! It’s a tough job, and attracts a lot of criticism sometimes. Good luck with your blog!
Hey, enjoyed your first blog, keep up the good work! I thought about being a technical writer when I was in college, but then I decided I just didn’t have the detail for it. I look forward to future posts!Al
“If you have any questions/comments/flames, feel free to leave them in the comments.”Careful what you ask for!And welcome to the blogosphere!