- ActionScript Graphing Cookbook
- Table of Contents
- ActionScript Graphing Cookbook
- Credits
- About the Authors
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
- 1. Getting Started with Graph Drawing
- 2. Working with Data
- 3. Creating Bar Charts
- 4. Drawing Different Types of Graphs
- 5. Adding Interaction
- 6. Mapping Geographical and Spatial Data
- 7. Animating a Graph
- 8. Creating a Relational Network
- 9. Creating Three-Dimensional Graphs
- 10. Working with Various 3D Graph Types
- Index
Peter Backx has a MoS and a PhD in Computer Sciences from Ghent University. He is a software developer and architect. He uses technology to shape unique user experiences and build rock-solid scalable software. ActionScript is his favorite tool for creating highly interactive and deeply engaging user interfaces.
Peter currently works as a freelance consultant and shares his knowledge and experiments on his blog www.streamhead.com.
Most importantly, I would like to thank Isa and my family for understanding my long days and nights at the computer.
Many of the recipes in this book would not have been possible without the terrific work of all developers in the open source community.
And finally, I'd like to thank everyone at Packt Publishing for giving me this opportunity and supporting me with advice and careful follow-up.
Dominic Gélineau has been developing Flash websites and applications for the last five years, including two years at B-Reel New York, worldwide leader in producing rich web experiences. He has a degree in Communications and one in Computer Science. His areas of expertise are animations, interfaces, and analytics. Dominic writes about these subjects on his blog http://www.zedia.net.
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