Object-Oriented Programming for Web Developers: Lessons From an Old Flash Game
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Web developers are often great at building components and wiring APIs, but rarely taught object-oriented design fundamentals like class hierarchies, state machines, and interface contracts. Using a real ActionScript game as a case study, this piece walks through how inheritance, composition, encapsulation, and data-driven design produce code that's maintainable, extensible, and built to last — skills missing from most web development education.
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