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I do that with Java now, and the results are great IMHO. I just needed to build an installer (with NSIS) that downloaded a JRE if none was installed on Windows.
by sreitshamer 18y ago
I do that with Java now, and the results are great IMHO. I just needed to build an installer (with NSIS) that downloaded a JRE if none was installed on Windows.
- bestes 18y agoDoes your app have much UI? When you say "IMHO", does this mean you think it's OK that it doesn't feel like a native application? Or, have you been able to overcome the issues that make the typical Java app feel clunky?
- sreitshamer 18y agoIt's a desktop app. It's not ready for use yet but if you'd like you can sign up for a beta invite at www.thephotothing.com. I'm not worried about making it feel native, but I am worried about making it look great. That's the approach iTunes takes, seems to me. It's definitely not clunky, but I've done quite a bit of tweaking, including writing my own LookAndFeel.