Write Flash Programming Guide

Author article(s) which teach basic and intermediate Macromedia Flash programming to those who already know how to program in other languages. The article(s) written must meet strict specifications detailed in the "deliverables" section.

Macromedia documents must be referrenced as citation.

Stage 1 (3% of project):

Arrive at agreement on which reserved words are to be classified as beginner, intermediate, and advanced.

Stage 2 (7% of project):

Explain all knowledge necessary to write a "Hello World" application.

Stage 3 (30% of project):

Explain all remaining "basic" terminology and programming which was not explain in the "Hello World" application.

Stage 4 (50% of project):

Explain all "intermediate" terminology and programming.

Stage 5 (10% of project):

Touch up on parts of project which I'd like improved the most.

Bid Selection:

Exceptional writing skills are of primary importance. Grammar and word selection must prove accurate. Additionally, the coder must have either 1,000+ hours of Flash programming experience OR a reputable Flash certification.

## Deliverables

1) Text document describing how to program in Macromedia Flash, including use of one or more examples to explain each reserved word.

2) The produced document must follow the following strict rules:

a. Vocabulary words not listed in the prerequisites must be defined before or

immediately after being used. Great effort should be taken before making any

exception to that rule.

b. Each sentence must be written as simply as possible to completely express the

concept, so that people with a poor vocabulary or reading skills can still

understand each sentence.

c. Fact card for each word or concept covered. The fact card is essentially a

dictionary entry for the concept.

d. Examples are to be used to explain any new concepts.

e. Each part of an example must be identified and explained. The answer, if any,

should be clearly stated.

f. Mathematic Formulas:

Each independent instance of a math equation must include a variable table, which will list the symbol, what it measures, and its unit of measurement.

Example: Simplified force equation:

f: Force, Newtons(N)

m: Mass, Kilograms(kg)

a: Acceleration, Gees(g)

Equation to calculate force:

f = m * a

g. For computer code examples, syntax colors are as follows:

Background: Grey background (using an HTML table)

Comments: Green

String Literals: Turquoise

Reserved words: Blue

3) All deliverables will be considered "work made for hire" under U.S. Copyright law. Buyer will receive exclusive and complete copyrights to all work purchased. (No GPL, GNU, 3rd party components, etc. unless all copyright ramifications are explained AND AGREED TO by the buyer on the site per the coder's Seller Legal Agreement).

## Platform

N/A

PHP

Project ID: #3520005

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