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1. Fun with Java: Sprite Animation, Part 2 developer.com

This miniseries will include a variety of Java programming topics that fall in the category of fun programming. This particular lesson is the second in of a group of lessons that will teach you how to write animation programs in Java. The first (and previous) lesson in the group was entitled Fun with Java: Sprite Animation, Part 1.

2. Fun with Java: Sprite Animation, Part 1 developer.com

This is the first of several lessons that will teach you how to write animation programs in Java. These lessons will teach you how to write sprite animation, frame animation, and a combination of the two. Once you know how to do animation, there are lots of ways to put that knowledge to use. For example, you could use that newfound knowledge to write some neat game programs. Or, you could take your newfound knowledge and use it to explore the world of Artificial Life.

3. Fun with Java: Sprite Animation, Part 5 developer.com

The first lesson in the group was entitled Fun with Java: Sprite Animation, Part 1. (Here is your opportunity to go back and start reading at the beginning.) The previous lesson was entitled Fun with Java: Sprite Animation, Part 4.

4. Fun with Java: Frame Animation developer.com

The first lesson in the group was entitled Fun with Java: Sprite Animation, Part 1. That lesson, plus the six lessons following that one, provided an in-depth explanation of the use of Java for doing sprite animation.

5. Fun with Java: Sprite Animation, Part 7 developer.com

This miniseries will include a variety of Java programming topics that fall in the category of fun programming. This particular lesson is the seventh in of a group of lessons that will teach you how to write animation programs in Java. The first lesson in the group was entitled Fun with Java: Sprite Animation, Part 1. (Here is your opportunity to go back and start reading at the beginning.) The previous lesson was entitled Fun with Java: Sprite Animation, Part 6.

6. Fun with Java: Sprite Animation, Part 3 developer.com

This miniseries will include a variety of Java programming topics that fall in the category of fun programming. This particular lesson is the third in of a group of lessons that will teach you how to write animation programs in Java. The first lesson in the group was entitled Fun with Java: Sprite Animation, Part 1. The previous lesson was entitled Fun with Java: Sprite Animation, Part 2.

7. Fun with Java: Sprite Animation, Part 4 developer.com

This miniseries will include a variety of Java programming topics that fall in the category of fun programming. This particular lesson is the fourth in of a group of lessons that will teach you how to write animation programs in Java. The first lesson in the group was entitled Fun with Java: Sprite Animation, Part 1. The previous lesson was entitled Fun with Java: Sprite Animation, Part 3.

8. Fun with Java: Sprite Animation, Part 6 developer.com

This miniseries will include a variety of Java programming topics that fall in the category of fun programming. This particular lesson is the sixth in of a group of lessons that will teach you how to write animation programs in Java. The first lesson in the group was entitled Fun with Java: Sprite Animation, Part 1. (Here is your opportunity to go back and start reading at the beginning.) The previous lesson was entitled Fun with Java: Sprite Animation, Part 5.

9. Tools of the Trade, Part 3: Using the JGoodies Animation Library > JGoodies Animation Library Intro informit.com

This article wraps up the Tools of the Trade series by introducing you to the JGoodies animation library (the previous two articles in this three-article series explored the iText and JGraph open-source tools for creating PDF documents and building graphs, respectively). After showing you how to obtain and install the animation library, I take you on a tour of that tool. During the tour, I present one console application and two Swing applications that illustrate important library features.

10. Creating Java User Interfaces with Project Scene Graph > Animation informit.com

One of the exciting features provided by Project Scene Graph is a powerful animation framework. You can use this framework to add a dynamic quality to your user interfaces. Before you play with the animation framework, I recommend that you familiarize yourself with the following articles and blog entries written by former Sun employee and animation framework developer Chet Haase:

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