I'm curious which Java GUI API people like using. Vote for the one you most commonly use (so if you use Swing 9/10 times, that'd be your vote)
Pure AWT (i.e. no swing)
Swing
SWT
JavaFX
Other (please specify)
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Pure AWT (No swing)
Swing
SWT
JavaFX
Other (please specify)
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Your prefered Java GUI API?
I'm curious which Java GUI API people like using. Vote for the one you most commonly use (so if you use Swing 9/10 times, that'd be your vote
Pure AWT (i.e. no swing)
Swing
SWT
JavaFX
Other (please specify)
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Re: Your prefered Java GUI API?
TWL - Themable Widget Library of course
Oh and I know this a question regarding Java API's but I really do prefer HTML/CSS and Javascript for GUI stuff.
// Json
Last edited by Json; August 3rd, 2010 at 05:48 AM.
Re: Your prefered Java GUI API?
You my good man, are quite mad! fixing for old versions ie, will break your brain. True storyOriginally Posted by Json
TWL - Themable Widget Library of course
Oh and I know this a question regarding Java API's but I really do prefer HTML/CSS and Javascript for GUI stuff.
// Json
Re: Your prefered Java GUI API?
Swing forever! For the widest availability of code samples, and the best forum support.
Coping with the bugs can be a pain though. By all reports, AWT is relatively bug free.
db
Re: Your prefered Java GUI API?
Well, now that ie9 beta is out it won't be long before it goes final and gets released to the masses, it has ace support for all the new stuff and ie6 is almost dead and to be honest I don't do much backwards compatibility when it comes to websites.
// Json
Re: Your prefered Java GUI API?
EWWWW IE9!
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