Tango

Tango: a framework and system for algorithm animation. The role of animation in understanding and evaluating programs and developing new programs is discussed. A framework for algorithm animation, called Tango, and a system based on that framework are introduced. Related work is reviewed, and the conceptual framework on which Tango is based is examined. The implementation of the Tango system is described. The first-fit bin-packing algorithm is animated to illustrate how the path-transition paradigm simplifies algorithm animation

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  1. Teseo Schneider, Patrick Zulian, Mohammad R. Azadmanesh, Rolf Krause, Matthias Hauswirth: Vestige: A Visualization Framework for Engineering Geometry-Related Software (2015) not zbMATH
  2. Karavirta, Ville: Seamless merging of hypertext and algorithm animation (2009)
  3. Kordaki, Maria; Miatidis, Micael; Kapsampelis, George: A computer environment for beginners’ learning of sorting algorithms: Design and pilot evaluation (2008) MathEduc
  4. Diehl, Stephan: Software visualization. Visualizing the structure, behaviour, and evolution of software. (2007)
  5. Demetrescu, Camil; Finocchi, Irene; Italiano, Giuseppe F.; Näher, Stefan: Visualization in algorithm engineering: Tools and techniques (2002)
  6. Demetrescu, Camil; Finocchi, Irene; Stasko, John T.: Specifying algorithm visualizations: Interesting events or state mapping? (2002)
  7. Diehl, Stephan (ed.): Software visualization. International seminar Dagstuhl Castle, Germany, May 20--25, 2001. Revised papers (2002)
  8. Diehl, Stephan; Görg, Carsten; Kerren, Andreas: Animating algorithms live and post mortem (2002)
  9. Kerren, Andreas; Stasko, John T.: Algorithm animation (2002)
  10. Baeza-Yates, Ricardo A.; Fuentes, Luis O.: A framework to animate string algorithms (1996)
  11. Stasko, John T.: Tango: A Framework and System for Algorithm Animation (1990) ioport