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Yu-Sung Chang explains how to plot and manipulate solids or surfaces of revolution during Mathematica Experts Live: Dynamic Interfaces Q&A 2012.

Yu-Sung Chang walks through some advanced 3D graphics examples and shares where users can learn more during Mathematica Experts Live: Dynamic Interfaces Q&A 2012.

Yu-Sung Chang answers a user-submitted question about how to add a constraint to Dynamic during Mathematica Experts Live: Dynamic Interfaces Q&A 2012.

Learn to make dynamic interfaces, add constraints, make custom controls for interactivity in Mathematica, and more in this video from Mathematica Experts Live: Dynamic Interfaces Q&A 2012.

A panel of Mathematica experts answer user-submitted questions on a range of visualization topics from basic plots to advanced animations in this video from Mathematica Experts Live: Visualization Q&A 2012.

This example-driven video provides solutions to the real-world challenges of Computable Document Format (CDF) development. Topics explained in this Wolfram Training on-demand course include customized controls, large data access, and ...

This example-driven video provides solutions to real-world challenges of Computable Document Format (CDF) development. Topics explained in this Wolfram CDF Virtual Workshop 2012 presentation include customized controls, large data access, and ...

This scenario-driven Wolfram Training course covers topics applicable to enterprise-wide projects: large database access, dynamic visualization, and deploying a web interface with CDF technology.

Mathematica provides a powerful graphics language for general use and highly sophisticated visualization. This Wolfram Training course covers topics such as lighting control, camera setup, texture, and more.

Mathematica provides a powerful graphics language for general use and highly sophisticated visualization. This Wolfram Mathematica Virtual Conference 2011 course covers topics such as lighting control, camera setup, texture, and more.

This course from the Wolfram Mathematica Virtual Conference 2011 chronicles two internal Wolfram Research projects: large database access, dynamic visualization, and deploying a web interface with CDF technology.