Well, he did say non-WO, and that he actually wanted to write Swing instead of
letting the rule engine do all that hard work for him.
If a guy is a masochist, who am I to stand in the way?
Now, stand around and watch? That I could _easily_ do all day, especially if
there's beer involved.
Dave
Wow, Dave didn¹t use this as an opportunity to plug D2JC?
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Yeah, Netbeans is the best WYSIWYG editor. But if you like something
declarative there are tons of options. Scala-swing is one I was just
reading about, if you like scala. But groovy has swing builder. There are
lots of options. MigLayout is good for hand-coding.
John
On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at
There is no such free one single consolidated ide that could do the job for
you. However, you can combine various tools.
Check for JGoodies and JFormDesigner for UI designing. Netbeans is my favorite
IDE for Swing based applications. You can also look for existing frameworks
that can do 70% job
Are there any good tools out there for building UIs for Java desktop apps?
I'm not looking for WO/EOF integration, just something to quickly build
some applications.
-Lon
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