Flash MX for Interactive Simulation

I just finished writing a long over due review of the book written by Jonathan Kaye, in collaboration with David Castillo, publication which is giving the title to this post. Coincidentally, Kristin Henry over at Galaxygoo was sharing her thoughts about Jonathan's book today too, and I have to say that I also enjoyed reading it and is one of the best ActionScript/Flash books out there.

Contrary to what it's title may suggest so some, including me at the beginning, the book has lots more to offer than solely Simulation and related matters, which it does cover extensively. Although it might not be an easy reading for beginners, Flash MX for Interactive Simulation is a valuable source for Object-oriented programming with ActionScript, Flash components, and Project management, specially if those projects require complex interaction with the user.

You can read the complete review here.

Also, as Kristin was commenting on her post, Jonathan is offering a free Breeze session to those interested in building interactive simulations with Flash. Preference will be given to groups using a single a connection, so contact Jonathan at your earliest convenience to secure a slot. You can reach him at FlashSim the book's companion site. You can also find more details about the presentation here.