This blog is created and maintained by the technical team at Hook in an effort to preserve and share the insights and experience gained during the research and testing phases of our development process. Often, much of this information is lost or hidden once a project is completed. These articles aim to revisit, expand and/or review the concepts that seem worth exploring further. The site also serves as a platform for releasing tools developed internally to help streamline ad development.

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Alchemy Series Part 3: Ubiquitous Hello World

Posted on March 9th, 2011 by Jake

In part 3 of our Adobe Alchemy series we finally dive into some C code, and get an example up and running from scratch. You will be exposed to words like “thunk” and “bash” and not be referring to a bad cave man joke. Oh, and you will also make calls to C functions from Flash

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Alchemy Series Part 2: Environment Setup

Posted on March 1st, 2011 by Jake

Part 2 of our Alchemy Series will get you all set up to start building and porting your own C libraries to Adobe Flash. The initial setup seems to scare a lot of people off, so we tried to do a very easy to follow step by step guide to getting the Alchemy Development Environment up and running. Check it out, and get started having fun with Alchemy! You know you want to

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Hook is a digital production company that develops interactive content for industry leading agencies and their brands. For more information visit www.byhook.com.

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