“Steven Devijver introduces the fantastic Java2Script tool which lets you write a GUI in Java and then converts the code into JavaScript so it runs in a web browser.” - 3 videos, 44 minutes, Steven Devijver.
John Montgomery’s series of 10 ShowMeDos introducing Java Applet programming is now complete, we’ve just uploaded the 6th to 10th parts. Here John shows how to write a classic Mandelbrot Applet, featuring colour, movement, fading and zooming.
You can see some extra information in this wiki entry wiki(JavaMontgomeryAppletSeries). You can vote for this video over at dzone.com and digg it too.
John’s 4th and 5th videos are up. The series was originally for 5 videos, John has now recorded another 5 to extend the set - these will be posted during September. These videos cover animation in an Applet and pixel-level rendering. Please leave a comment for John if you like the videos! You can vote for them at dzone.com.
John Montgomery has created a series of five ShowMeDos showing you how to write Applets with Java using Eclipse. The first two videos are on-line, the next three will be posted during September. Please leave a video-comment for John to show your appreciation!
You can also vote for this series over at this dzone.com page.
John continues the Eclipse series with a fourth on Using CVS inside Eclipse for version control, and shows how to use his Java Psion Link application.
Thanks John!
John Montgomery has contributed a set of 3 videos introducing Java programming with the Eclipse IDE.
John covers writing a first Java program, code completion and the rename refactoring tool.
