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I was surprised to see Swing. Is that still a fairly common foundation for UIs?
by ap22213 15y ago
I was surprised to see Swing. Is that still a fairly common foundation for UIs?
- spullara 15y agoIt is pretty common for enterprise desktop applications.
- tikhonj 15y agoI remember seeing a demo of their UIs when they gave an infosession at school. They look nothing like Swing--as far as I could tell, all the widgets were either custom or redesigned. If I remember correctly, it looked more like MS Office 2007 than anything else. Since Swing is "lightweight"--all the widgets are drawn in Java instead of using native ones--using it to make a completely custom UI makes sense.
- guelo 15y agoIt is one of the few viable cross-platform desktop app frameworks.