Sunday, 24 August 2014

Greenfoot Teach and Learn Java Programming

Greenfoot Activity Discussions Documentation Download Scenarios

ABOUT

Software

Interactive Visual World

Greenfoot teaches object orientation with Java.
Create 'actors' which live in 'worlds' to build games, simulations, and other graphical programs.
Greenfoot is visual and interactive.
The actors are programmed in standard textual Java code, providing a combination of programming experience in a traditional text-based language with visual execution.

Simple Programming IDE

Full IDE with project management, auto-completion, syntax highlighting.,

Publish your work both on and offline.

Simple and easy to use.

Real Java Code

Greenfoot programs are written in standard Java.

Teacher Resources

Greenroom is a community for sharing teaching resources and discussion surrounding teaching with Greenfoot.

Greenfoot Hubs

Several places around the world provide workshops for teachers, face-to-face training and support.

Programmer Resources
The Gallery

Publish Learn from projects of other users, get ideas, help, and discuss programming issues.

Help & Tutorials

A variety of tutorials is available, both in written form and as videos.

The Team

Greenfoot is a project in the Programming Education Tools Group, part of the Computing Education Research Group at the School of Computing, University of Kent in Canterbury, UK.

The Greenfoot Team currently includes Michael Kölling, Ian Utting, Davin McCall, Neil Brown, Philip Stevens and Michael Berry. A related project developed by our group is BlueJ.

DOCUMENTATION

http://www.greenfoot.org/doc

Tutorials

Interacting with Greenfoot

Movement and Key Control

Detecting and Removing Actors, and Making Methods

Saving the World, Making and Playing Sound

Adding a Randomly Moving Enemy

How to Access One Object From Another

Videos

Joy Of Code

short videos

Reference

The Greenfoot API

Going Further

Kinect with Greenfoot.

PicoBoard with Greenfoot.

Finch with Greenfoot.

Loading native libraries with Greenfoot.

Gamepads with Greenfoot.

CS Unplugged with Greenfoot.

AP Computer Science with Greenfoot.

Learn Maths with Greenfoot

Thursday, 21 August 2014

Countdown Counter

COUNTDOWN APP

More JavaScript

Tuesday, 19 August 2014

Replace a Character At a Particular Index

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1431094/how-do-i-replace-a-character-at-a-particular-index-in-javascript

More JavaScript

Monday, 18 August 2014

JavaScript: Input Number between 1-10, Click Button, Get Result Number Name

JavaScript: Input Number between 1-10, Click Button, Get Result Number Name
Get code from links below. I am trying to make it work online. Blogger changes my HTML code of this

Example 1

<!-- End of Example 1

Code

Example 2

Latest Code: jsbin link

References:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8831774/javascript-input-field
http://jsfiddle.net/a9zZL/1/
http://jsfiddle.net/a9zZL/2/

Contact me at facebook: gerasimos mouzakitis

Sunday, 17 August 2014

Nicholas Negroponte: A 30-year history of the future

Friday, 15 August 2014

Arcade Longplay [206] Psycho Soldier

Sunday, 10 August 2014

JavaScript Tutorial for Beginners

summary of articles by Rodrigo Silveira

1: What is JavaScript?

2: How to enable JavaScript

3: Writing Source Code

4: The Developer Console

5: How to debug JavaScript

6: How to load code

7: How to comment code

8: document.write function

15: IF ELSE conditional statements

16: Switch Statement

17: Logical operators

18: Unary Operators

19: Binary Operators

20: String manipulations

21: Functions & Methods

22: Mortgage Calculator App

24.1: Artificial Intelligence Introduction

24.2: Artificial Intelligence Introduction

24.3: Artificial Intelligence Introduction

25: Recursion & Fibonacci Sequence

26: Cookies

27: Cookie Security Model

28: How to create cookies

29: Parse cookie values

30: console.log()

31: HTML5 logging

32: console.warn() VS console.error()

1: What is JavaScript?

JavaScript Tutorial for Beginners 1: What is JavaScript? | JavaScript Tutorial for Beginners
JavaScript is a dynamic programming language used to websites, web apps, and HTML5 games.
JavaScript and Java are different.
Modern browsesrs JavaScript engines are powerful.

Phaser Javascript Game Tutorial - Flappy Bird - Getting Started

Saturday, 9 August 2014

Sakuga pt.1 - Intro & Yutaka Nakamura: Grandmaster Battle Animator

Friday, 8 August 2014

Animation Tutorial #2 - Rotate Canvas and Brushes

by NookDaemon Films Canadian TV Films Animators

Photoshop Tips

Rotate View Tool (R): rotate canvas, add screemshots

Holding down R to rotate vs tapping the key: when you press, rotate, then release the key, it will automatically return to whatever tool or brush you were using before. If you tap R to rotate, you'll have to press B (or select it from the tool menu) to return to your drawing tool.

Pressing ESC to reset the view

Setup Rotate View Tool

Setup Brush

Setup lock Alpha Channel

Watch Complete Video

Animation Tutorial #1 Drawing Clean-up

by NookDaemon Films Canadian TV Films Animators

Animation Blog Links: http://livlily.blogspot.com/

Animation Software: Flash, ToonBOOM, Harmony, Animate Pro,TVPaint, Paint Tool SAI

Pen Tablets:

Wacom Cintiq

Asus EEE121 Slate PC

Animation Tips

from idea to outline, script, storyboard, animation, clean up and finally post production and release

want to draw clean? get used to draw just ONE line. that's all, practice

The brush at 1:26 is just a standard thick-thin default Photoshop brush, but the "Flow" was set to something like 24%, so it looks somewhat transparent

picking up a pencil or pen and a sketchbook and just drawing. Practice is where it counts

Photoshop Tips

A locked alpha as a quick way of masking everything within the borders of the line work. The lock alpha toggle is located just above the list of layers.

AnimDessin Adobe Exchange photoshop animation plug-in

"rotate canvas" i's only available if your graphics card supports OpenGL

Terminology

Flopping: When we talk about "Flopping" we're talking about the common practice of flipping a drawing vertically to see the mirror side. This is a common technique used to see side biases. Most artists have a bias to either the right or the left depending with is their dominant eye or dominant hand that leads to a part of a drawing that appears flat or uneven. This is often not directly apparent but can be very obvious when that bit of art needs to be seen the other way. "Flopping " a drawing will show the artist where these spots are, and correct them. So when the drawing is flopped back to the intended direction, it's more solid.

Wednesday, 6 August 2014