Useful Links related to this class

• Java 6.0 Documentation
  • Java^TM Platform Standard Edition 6.0 API Specification
  • Java^TM 6.0 Documentation
• General Tutorials
  • Tha Java Tutorial Many tutorials and examples to help you learn Java.
  • Java Programming Examples Program I and previous students have written to help demonstrate how to do various things with Java.
• Java Swing
  • Creating a GUI With JFC/Swing From The Java Tutorials. See especially:
    • Using Swing Components
    • Using Swing Components: Examples
  • A Visual Guide to Swing Components (Java Look and Feel)
  • A Java Swing Tutorial
• JUnit
  • JUnit Tutorial
  • junit.org
  • Assert API
  • JUnitDocumentation
  • JUnit Documentation (another site. Very similar to the previous one, but they are not identical. I am not sure which is the most recent.)
• Java Collections
  • Java Collections Framework
  • Java Collection Tutorial
  • Java Collections Introduction
  • Java Collections Diagram
• Misc.
  • Java Programming Style Guide
  • MigLayout
  • How to Write an Equality Method in Java
• Java Development Environments
  • Eclipse. The IDE you should be using.
  • Eclipse Homepage
  • Eclipse IDE Tutorial
  • SVN and Eclipse (for our class)
  • Object Aid UML Explorer for Eclipse
  • BlueJ Homepage The not-quite-an-IDE that you should STOP using at this point.

• Observer pattern (Wikipedia)
• Observable API
• Observer API
• Using the Observable/Observer classes in Java
• Custom Events in Java (An alternative to using Observable/Observer in java. This is a very brief overview of everything that is required to do custom events in Java.)

• Defensive Programming (Wikipedia)
• Why Defensive Programming is Rubbish

• Data Structure Visualizations

• OFWJ: Objects First with Java, Fifth eition, David J. Barnes and Michael Kolling, Pearson Education Limited, 2012