Hello everyone who is still interested in learning how to use SmartFoxServer2X with HTML5 using Adobe Animate (but not Adobe Flash)!
So, as the title says, this is just going to be an extremely simple tutorial on a very basic start to my new set of upcoming tutorials which I will be building upon from this tutorial.
As many of you already know, Flash is pretty much dead at this point, which is forcing developers to move to a more reliable and cross-platform technology - HTML5. From now on, this blog will be mainly focused on HTML5 tutorials rather than Flash and ActionScript based tutorials for that reason.
I know many of you loved the user interface of Adobe Flash as much as I did, and I also know many of you have probably tried to switch to using Adobe Animate to stay using their amazing UI, however if you are like me, you have probably had a little trouble understanding the way the code works with their HTML5 Canvas document type, so that is why I have chosen for this tutorial to be created using Adobe Animate and to use the HTML5 Canvas document type using the JavaScript programming language.
STEP 1: Anyways, let's get started with this simple tutorial by opening up Adobe Animate and creating an HTML5 Canvas document as I did in the image below.
STEP 2: Now that we have our document created, let's begin by creating a few simple user-interface elements that will let a client know when they are, or are not, connected to the server. Here is an image of how my User-Interface turned out once designed and completed.
TUTORIAL AND CODE WILL BE ADDED TO COMPLETE THIS POST LATER TODAY, SO BE SURE TO STAY TUNED!