Go Video Tutorial #1: Write a tween in 3 easy steps

Building a tween on the Go platform is simple. It takes just a few minutes and you get to be the designer, but you end up with a robust, sturdy, highly portable & reusable animation class.

Tutorial: Creating a tween with Go

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Filed under: Go, VideoTutorials by mosesoak

2 Responses to “Go Video Tutorial #1: Write a tween in 3 easy steps”

  1. Go ASAP Tweens & Video Tutorials | analogdesign’s lab, on February 27th, 2008 at 8:47 am Said:

    [...] will bring you through simple steps to the wonderful world of GOASAP. To start with, you should check this one, it is very clear and will give you a good introduction to the world of [...]

  2. Go » Go Video Tutorial #2: Write a Fuse-like Sequence parser in minutes, on March 8th, 2008 at 4:25 pm Said:

    [...] that you can build a tween over Go (outlined in the 1st video tutorial), find out how with just a few lines of code you can parse a generic object into a tween, then [...]

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