Event-Driven Programming:
Introduction, Tutorial, History

Links to the paper PDF format Microsoft Word format Introduction When I was trying to learn event-driven programming, I searched the Web for an explanation of the basic concepts of event-driven programming. I couldn't find one, so I wrote one. This is the paper that I wished I could have found when I needed it. I hope it will help you in your attempt to learn event-driven programming. The document is available in both PDF format and in Microsoft Word format. The reason for making the Microsoft Word format available is to make it easy to translate or subset the document, complete with embedded images. — Stephen Ferg (steve(at)ferg.org) January 2006

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