1. can any one give me any link of using professional eclipse window builder guide
2.can i build my java game using window builder
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1. can any one give me any link of using professional eclipse window builder guide
2.can i build my java game using window builder
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Re: window builder
First of all, GUI editors tipically generate code that is at least: a) very verbose, b) not easily readable, c) hard to maintain.Originally Posted by swikot
I never used a GUI editor, since I know very well how to develop manually Swing interfaces. If there aren't very important and precise reasons to use a GUI editor, I suggest you to avoid them.
I don't known what kind of game you want to develop. It depends ..... generally games don't have much GUI in terms of AWT/Swing components. Most games are typically more involved in custom/advanced paintings, user event handling and eventually audio playback. That is all another story, for which a GUI editor doesn't mind much.
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Re: window builder
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