This tutorial will teach you how to create a YouTube like Flash video player that allows the user to play a specific video by clicking on a thumbnail on a side menu. The player uses XML, so it is easy to update and configure the videos without having to go back to the FLA. Click here to view this tutorial.

 This tutorial will teach you a very neat trick for customizing the right-click (context menu) of any Flash movie by using the AS3 ContextMenu and the ContextMenuItem Classes. Click here to view this tutorial.

 Our latest AS3 tutorial will teach you the basics on how to create a text field, configure its properties, and use an embedded font using the TextField and TextFormat Classes. You can view the tutorial here.

In this new AS2 tutorial you will learn how to create a simple currency conversion tool that uses a number of components and a little bit of ActionScript. Click here to view the tutorial.

  A loop is a tool used to execute a segment of code repeatedly for a specific number of times or while a certain condition is satisfied. Using a loop saves time and effort as the same code will not have to be typed multiple times for it to be executed repeatedly. This tutorial will teach you the basic usage of the five types of loops available for use in ActionScript 3.0.

 Functions are fundamental tools used in ActionScript to reduce the amount written code, save time, and add a logical structure to your code. This tutorial will describe the basic usage of functions in ActionScript 3.0.

 This is the ultimate noob tutorial that will introduce you to the fundamental ActionScript 3.0 tools that are used in every single project, namely: variables, data types, classes, properties, and methods.

 Learn how to encode your video, prepare your file, and set up the skin of your video component in this new Flash AS3 tutorial.

  This tutorial will teach you the very basic concepts for creating fluid layouts in Flash AS3. This sort of layout expands and repositions its contents automatically according to the window size.

 Learn how to draw an awesome Vista style vector pen using the Photoshop Pen Tool and Blending Options. You can view the tutorial here.