New in Trident 1.2 #
The Trident animation library was born in February 2009 out of the internal animation layer used in Substance look-and-feel over the last three years.
The Trident animation library was born in February 2009 out of the internal animation layer used in Substance look-and-feel over the last three years.
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Today i’m going to talk about the last big change that went into the next release of Substance look-and-feel – enhanced support for component states.
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The main goal of Trident project is to provide a general purpose animation library for Java applications.
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