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I think if you have to work with Swing, you definitely have to go with the Netbeans Swing GUI Builder. I have worked in some Swing projects and it has been a jo

by salzo 15y ago

I think if you have to work with Swing, you definitely have to go with the Netbeans Swing GUI Builder. I have worked in some Swing projects and it has been a joy to use. It comes out of the box with the IDE.

daveray 15y ago
Among other things, Seesaw 1.3 will hopefully have friendlier support for pulling in UIs laid out with UI builders (NetBeans, the Google one in Eclipse, etc).