New to Java
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Making the Switch to Java
- Graeme Kerry's tutorials are aimed at complete beginners to programming. Part 1 covers what you will need, a description of the main parts of the Java SDK, and walks you through, (what else), HelloWorld.java.
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Brush Up on Basics
- What is the point of Java, who needs it and does it come in a bag or jar? Ben Black's motto is once you have learned the basics, you have conquered the language. Join Ben as he begins this series on Java basics.
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Murach’s Beginning Java 2
- Learn Java by doing it! Murach’s Beginning Java 2
starts with installing Java on your system, and works through the
essential skills that you need for designing, coding, and testing
object-oriented Java programs. From Mike Murach & Associates, Inc.
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Beginning JSP Web Development
- Learn how the web works and how JSP fits in, how to get input from the user and create web pages 'on the fly', how JavaBeans components and tag libraries allow you to make your code more readable and easier to maintain, and of course how the Java language itself works. From Wrox Press.
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Java by Example
- In this tutorial Johannes Wallroth gives a series of fairly simple examples in order to
enable you to get a grasp of the possibilities and the syntax of the Java language. This
tutorial requires at least a little knowledge of some programming language, so you
understand the basic concepts of programming.
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Section One: Java Basics
Basic Graphics Functions
Simple Methods and Basic Data Types
If, Else and Switch: Basic Control Structures
Section Two: Operators and Methods
Introducing the Operators
Methods With and Without A Return Value
Using Methods and Basic Mouse Functions
Section Three: Fonts and Graphics
Fonts, Random Numbers and Timers
Flicker Free Graphics, .GIF and .JPEG Display
Animation With Gif Pictures, Sprite Animation
Section Four: Functions and Arrays
Loops, Advanced Color Functions
Random Colors and Arrays
Digital Clocks, HTML Page Parameters
Section Five: Objects and Classes
Introducing Classes and Objects
Using the Vector Class
Section Six: Input Devices
Using Mousemove and Mousedrag
Keyboard Commands and Playing Sound
Detecting Collisions and Intersections
A Bouncing Balls Applet
Section Seven: Letters - Words - Lines - Shuffle
Fun With Letters and Words
Rotating Lines and Polygons
Sorting and Shuffling
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Step by Step Java Tutorial
- Take a step by step walk through the process of building a java applet. This learn by
example method is considered the fastest way to learn by java programmer Bavo
Bruylandt.
- Chapter 1 - Graphical Interface
- HelloWorld Example
- Drawing Shapes and using Colors
- Displaying Images
- Using GUI components
- The Layout Managers
- Chapter 2 - Event Listeners
- ActionListener
- MouseListener
- MouseMotionListener
- Chapter3 - Applet Functions
- Statusbar Messages
- Opening Web Pages
- Playing Sound Files
- Using HTML Parameters
- Chapter 4 - Advanced topics
- Double-Buffering
- Using Threads
- Using third-party Libraries
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Java Programming from the Grounds Up
- With Java, it's possible to write some very sophisticated
applets with a relatively small amount of code. Here's
how.
- Java for Beginners
- Java, that's coffee, right? For those of you just getting started, we've prepared this series of tutorials to help guide you through the process of using Java on your site.
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Cutting and Pasting: A Quick Primer
- Although the act of cutting and pasting text is second nature
to most of us, some new Internet users may not understand
exactly what is meant when they see the phrase "cut and
paste." This brief primer is meant to provide a quick overview
of the process for those readers.
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How to Add Java Applets to Your Site
- A lot of sites feature Java applets, and if you've been
searching through the Java Boutique's applet library, you may
have found an applet you'd like to add to your own site. This
guide will help you to do just that, and will point out some
common problems and tips to simplify the task
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Java on Your Web Site?
- Java was developed to be useful, not just icing on a
cake. In this article, we're going to show you how you
can use Java to enhance, rather than distract from, your
Web site.
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Java for the Webmaster: All Gain, No Pain
- In this article we're going to show you some examples of
how applets can be used, guide you through the
placement of an applet on a Web page, and discuss the
pros and cons of using Java.
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DragonClock Applet Tutorial
- P & G Dragonsites present this tutorial on building your own Java clock applet.
New on the Java Boutique:
New Review:
Time Management Made Easy with the Quartz Enterprise Job Scheduler
Why not just use the Java timer API? This open source scheduling
API boasts simplicity, ease-of-integration, a well-rounded feature
set, and it's free!
New Applet:
Reverse Complement
Reverse Complement is a simple applet that converts DNA or RNA
sequences into three useful formats.
Elsewhere on internet.com:
WebDeveloper Java
Lots of Java information on webdeveloper.com
WDVL Java
Thorough Java resource at the Web Developer's Virtual Library.
ScriptSearch Java
Hundreds of free Java code files to download.
jGuru: Your View of the Java Universe
Customizable portal with online training, FAQs, regular news updates, and tutorials.
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