[061] The 'Hello World' Applet - Part 3 (4/10)
in series: Writing an Applet with Java
video tutorial by John Montgomery
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[011] John Montgomery
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I'm a C/C++, Java and Python programmer living in Hove, UK. ...
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Double-buffering is a technique used to minimise flicker on the screen, by drawing to an offscreen buffer and copying the buffer to the screen in one operation. John demonstrates this technique to create a double buffered Java Applet.
Uploaded on 14th September 2006, running time 7 minutes, file size 10mb.
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On to the next video, I wanted to thank you for making it easy for us beginners in Eclipse and Java (coming from .Net/C# world). I paused many times to keep up with you, but learned a lot. Still don't know the difference between double buffering and it's alternative, but I've never done anything involving dynamically updating a screen before!
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Great stuff, easy to follow,
(bad that this problem is not handled in Java from the beginning.)
