What is Flash® programmer?
Flash® programmer has four areas of responsibility: to review user specifications, write programs, test and implementation. Flash® programmer usually has formal training in computer programming and has completed Flash® courses. Flash® programmers can find job opportunities in websites development and information technology department.
Adobe® Flash® is a tool used to add animation and interactive features on the website. Flash® is written in ActionScript®, which was originally owned by Macromedia® and was then purchased by Adobe®. Flash® is designed to create movement and sound simultaneously on the website. The content appears inside the Adobe® Flash® player, which is provided free of charge on all web browsers.
People who like technology work focus on details and can work as a team member reporting the greatest satisfaction as Flash® programmer. The Flash®R role requires a combination of technical and KRecent skills. This type of programming is very similar to the animation or creating films. This tool is most often used to add movement on the web and is usually a commercial advertisement or product.
The first task is to check user specifications or requirements. This document provides details about software, appearance functions, supported browsers and other features. A business analyst, who works closely with an end user or customer, usually develops specifications. It is the programmer's responsibility to review these requirements and determine what can be done, the time is required and whether any items that are not possible or feasible are required.
The programmer will start writing the program based on the user's requirements. Initial programming is based on the required movement or animation function. When the movement is complete, the programmer adds images, colors and characters. There is n at this pointSet of iterations of the program to ensure that all functional requirements are met.
system testing is a large part of the daily work of Flash® programmer. There are two types of testing: functional and quality. Functional testing is simply to ensure that each command or program behaves as expected. Quality testing ensures that images are displayed correctly in a number of browsers, the colors meet user requirements and the smoothness of animation.
After the internal testing is complete, testing of the user's acceptance is required. The user must test this feature, check the details and approve it before it is implemented. Once the user agrees, the program can be moved to the web and access to websites. This phase is known as implementation.