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Black Art of Java Game Programming by Joel Fan Sams, Macmillan Computer Publishing ISBN: 1571690433 Pub Date: 11/01/96 Table of Contents About the Authors Joel Fan is an expert programmer and multimedia developer in Java, C/C++, and Macromedia Director. He has worked as a programmer, analyst, and developer for many years on the PC/UNIX/Macintosh platforms, on projects ranging from the cosmic (the Hopkins Ultraviolet Telescope) to the comic (an animation teaching toolkit) to the downright serious (currently, cryptographic and security development using the SSLava SSL/Java toolkit). He has published papers in the field of computer vision, and holds degrees in computer science from Harvard University and The Johns Hopkins University. Eric Ries, an undergraduate at Yale University and freelance technical writer, has been developing Java applets since the very early days of Java s alpha release. He enjoys all manifestations of computer programming, as well as writing, which he does in his spare time. In addition to this project, he has recently completed work for Sybex and the Java Developer s Journal. He is a founding member of TeamJava (http://teamjava.com) and a member of the Southern California Web Programmers Forum (scwpf). Calin Tenitchi is currently pursuing his M.S. degree in computer sciences at Lunds Institute of Technology in Sweden. He also runs a successful consulting firm with his business partner Mathias Lagerwall that specializes in Java applications and intranet solutions. Calin always likes to be on the cutting edge of new and exciting technologies like Java, and is happy to be living in an age in which technology evolves at an amazing pace. Game Gallery Contributors: Roman Mach is currently designing and managing engineering projects for Web applications at Saltmine Creative, Inc., a Seattle-based Web design and engineering company. Roman has written C and assembly applications in performance-critical areas such as remote radio-telephony software, server-side search engines, and mobile robotics. He has a Masters in electrical engineering from the University of Washington. Roman s interests include mountain biking, bass playing, and road tripping. His work can be explored at his Web site: http://www.halcyon.com/mach. Ethan Koehler is presently studying for a Masters in business administration at Marquette University, as well as doing consulting for companies interested in the Web. Much of his technical
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