It’s content is in GL4Java, but it shouldn’t be hard to port for LWGL.
I stupled upon this site on accident while I was looking for md3 tutorial.
All I have to say is damn!
The more the merrier.
Cas 
Uhm uhm…
- Setting Up OpenGL In Java – 3k
- Your First Polygon – 4k
- Colors – 4k
- Rotation – 4k
- Solid Objects – 5k
- Texture Mapping – 40k
- Texture Filters, Lighting & Keyboard Control – 126k
- Blending – 40k
- Moving Bitmaps In 3D Space – 15k
- Loading An Moving Through A 3D World – 129k
- OpenGL Flag Effect – 103k
- Display Lists – 126k
… - Cool Loking Fog – 126k
- 2D Texture Font – 53k
- Quadratics – 127k
- Particle Engine Using Triangle Strips – 16k
- Masking – 171k
- Lines, Antialiasing, Timing, Ortho View and Simple Sounds – 195k
… - Using DirectInput With OpenGL – 132k
- Sphere Mapping Quadratics In OpenGL – 217k
- Tokens, Extensions, Scissor Testing and TGA Loading – 12k
- Morphing & Loading An Object From A File – 16k
… - Blitter Function & RAW Texture Loading – 55k
… - Model Loading – 34k
… - Beautiful Landscapes By Means Of Height Mapping – 135k
… - Radial Blur & Rendering To A Texture – 9k
- Cel-Shading – 30k
- Loading Bitmaps From The Resource & Texturing Triangles – 92k
- Rope Physics – 17k
Tutorials from GameTutorials.com
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- Render To A Texture – 139k (NEW)
- Motion Blur – 142k (NEW)
… - Normals – 10k
- Line Segment and Polygon Collision 1 – 10k
- Line Segment and Polygon Collision 2 – 16k
… - Bezier Curve – 9k
- Rotation Using Quaternions – 12k
- Height Map 1 – 288k
- Height Map 2 (Texturing) – 530k
- Height Map 3 (Detail Texturing) – 605k
- Height Map 4 (Volumetric Fog) – 608k
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VS
- Setting Up OpenGL In Java
- Your First Polygon
- Colors
- Rotation
- Solid Objects
- Texture Mapping
- Texture Filters, Lighting & Keyboard Control
- Blending
- Moving Bitmaps In 3D Space
- Loading And Moving Through A 3D World
- OpenGL Flag Effect
- Display Lists
- Bitmapped Fonts
- Outline Fonts
- Texture Mapped Fonts
- Cool Looking Fog
- 2D Texture Fonts
- Quadratics
- Particle Engine Using Triangle Strips
- Masking
- Lines, Antialiasing, Timing, Ortho View And Simple Sounds
- Bump Mapping, MultiTexturing & Extensions
- Spherical Environment Mapping With Quadratics
- Read/Parse Extensions, Use Scissor Testing & Load TGA Files
- Read Objects From Files, And Morph From One Object To Another
- Create True Reflections On Floors And Objects, No Tricks!
- Create Amazing Shadows That Cast Properly On Walls & Objects
- Create And Manipulate Textured Bezier Surfaces
- Blitter And RAW Image Loading
- Collision Detection, Collision Response, And Physically Based Modeling and Effects
- Load Fully Texture Mapped Models Created With Milkshape
- Picking, Alpha Blending, Sorting, Alpha Testing
- Loading Uncompressed / Compressed Textures
- Using A .RAW Image To Create A Landscape Using Height Mapping
- (Sorry, no plans for this port) How To Play An AVI File In OpenGL
- Radial Blur & Rendering To A Texture
- Cel-Shading
- Loading Bitmaps From The Resource & Texturing Triangles
- Introduction to Physical Simulations
- Rope Physics
Tutorials from Game Tutorials
My thanks goes to Ben Humphrey (DigiBen) for writing these wonderful tutorials, you can find the originals at www.GameTutorials.com. These tutorials are very well written and you can learn a lot from them. I know I did! Anyway, these don’t have a seperate tutorial web page like NeHe does, instead you read the source code comments and learn from that. But don’t worry, there are lots and lots of comments. 
Enjoy!
- First OpenGL Program
- Color
- Matrices
- Frames Per Second
- Camera
- Camera Part2
- Camera Part3
- Camera Part4 - 3rd Person Perspective
- Camera Part5 - Strafing
- Time Based Movement
- Texture Mapping
- Texture Mapping Part2
- Texture Mapping Part3 (JPEG)
- Texture Mapping Part4 (TGA)
- Multi-Texturing
- Rotating Cube
- Transparency
- Masking And Ortho Mode
- Render to a Texture
- Motion Blur
- Sky Box
- Quadrics
- Fog
- Lighting
- Specular Lighting
- Particles
- Object Selection
- Normals
- Line Segment and Plane Collision
- Line Segment and Polygon Collision
- Closest Point on a Line
- Sphere and Polygon Collision
- Camera and World Collision
- Fonts
- 3D Fonts
- Bezier Curve
- Quaternions
- Height Map
- Height Map 2
- Height Map 3 (Detail Texturing)
- Height Map 4 (Volumetric Fog)
- 3DS File Loader
- OBJ File Loader
- ASE File Loader
- MD2 File Loader
- MD3 File Loader
- 3DS Animation - Original source code was not included in this tutorial.
- MD2 Animation
- MD3 Animation
- Frustum Culling
- Octree
- Octree Part2
- Octree Part3
- Quake3 BSP Loader
- Quake3 BSP Loader2
- Quake3 BSP Loader3
In this case quantity > quality since the difference is in opengl and the add-ons are virtually same.
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Well I can’t speak for chman, but it seems the other site has been actively converting since 04 Jul 02 I think that we should give chman some more time 
However I think that chman would accept any submission from any author… so we might as well ALL chip in… - if not for the gain of lwjgl showoff, then for the gain of ourselves (knowledge).
Since my OpenGL is sucky, I think I could benefit enormously from converting some of the demos…
/me goes to find a hole in the time/manager
Porting is by far the best way to learn. Otherwise it goes directly into copy/pasting since noone never reads nehe tutorials anyway, besides the sheer amount of information besides the code at nehe is not very great.
Ron Sullivan’s website is where I take my inspiration for my ports, men. I thought that everyone here knew his website… :o
So as Matzon say, if you want to help for my lwjgl ressource website, you know what you have to do ! Send your ports at thomas.hourdel@libertysurf.fr
yes, porting is a good way to learn… Personally i’ve read all nehe’s tutorials that I need for my little games, so… (about my ports, for time benefit, i’ve made many copy/pasting ;D ;D ;D)
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Chman