We spill the beans about Java, the language which looks set to become a major force in Internet computing
Learning the Java programming language
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Java Jive We spill the beans about Java, the language which looks set to become a major force in Internet computing |
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Brew Your Own Java: First Steps Peter Naulls, author of Chockcino, begins a new series on programming in Java |
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Loops, Conditions and Filename Conventions Peter Naulls introduces and dissects a fully working example program in Java |
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Java Variables Peter Naulls gets to grip with Java variables |
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Object Orientation, part 1 In this month's episode we take a tentative first look at object-orientation, with simple arrays |
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Object Orientation, part 2 Peter Naulls takes his first in-depth look at object-orientation |
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Object Orientation, part 3 Peter Naulls explains how to get Acorn's Java working, and continues his explanation of object-orientation |
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Java Classes Peter Naulls uses object-orientation to describe fruit as Java classes |
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JavaDraw, part 1: A Real Java Application Peter Naulls uses the concepts he has explored so far to start writing an object-oriented vector drawing program in Java |
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JavaDraw, part 2: Creating a Window Peter Naulls finally gets graphical, and creates a window with buttons for use in his Java vector drawing program |
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JavaDraw, part 3: Creating Shapes Our Java drawing package gains the ability to draw some simple shapes |
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JavaDraw, part 4: Adding a Menu Peter Naulls adds a menu structure to JavaDraw, the vector drawing application |
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JavaDraw, part 5: Finishing Off We round off our JavaDraw program by adding grouping and selection facilities |
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Applets, part 1 Peter Naulls continues his Java tutorial series by taking a look at applets: Java programs that are run from Web pages |
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Applets, part 2 Peter Naulls continues his exploration of Java applets by adding control buttons to his RISC User scroll text Java applet |
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Applets, part 3 In his continuing look at Java applets in RISC OS, Peter Naulls examines how to display browser messages from Java and how to access an applet's environment |
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POP3 client, part 1 Peter Naulls continues his series with a look at POP3 clients |
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POP3 client, part 2 Peter Naulls continues his series on Java programming with a further look at his POP3 client |
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POP3 client, part 3 Peter Naulls continues his exploration of the world of POP by adding an applet interface to his POP mail program |
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Java Bytecode, part 1 Peter Naulls changes tack in his Java series by examining the nitty-gritty of Java bytecode, the assembler language that is run by the Java Virtual Machine |
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Java Bytecode, part 2 Peter Naulls delves further into the details of Java's bytecode, the assembly language of the Java Virtual Machine |
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Java Bytecode, part 3 Peter Naulls finishes off his short examination of Java bytecode with a look at some concrete examples of bytecode in action |
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Decompilers and Web Links Peter Naulls rounds off his series with a look at decompilers and a handy collection of Java-related URLs for your hotlist |