I've just released the latest version of Slipmat:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/slipmat/

This version comes with three new examples, including one that uses a basic
Java GUI. Four out of the five examples are now pre-rendered as CSDs for
convenience. There are also a handful of new synth Modules to play with.

The documentation has been improved, including better Javadoc support. The
Javadocs are not pre-rendered as to keep the size of the release to a
minimum, so you'll have to generate them yourself. Many IDEs, including
NetBeans and Eclipse, will generate them for you.

There is also the PseudoTutorial example that gives a broad overview of the
design of Slipmat and how to use it. And last, here is a blog I wrote about
Slipmat:

http://www.thumbuki.com/20080530/introducing-slipmat-for-java-and-csound.html

Best, 
Jake 
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The Csound Blog 
http://www.thumbuki.com/csound/blog/

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