While you can build Java applet GUIs using Sun’s Swing the results are usually rather ugly and clunky looking. There’s also the problem that quite a bit of programming effort will be required for even ...
Since last summer, our series on GUI toolkits has applauded Qt’s polish, Tk’s portability, Motif’s rich third-party support, and GTK+’s ambition. wxWindows is a competitor that possesses all of those ...
The world of Java depends on two established GUI toolkits: Swing and SWT (standard widget toolkit). Both software packages provide the widgets, controls, menus, and user interface components in most ...
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