Writing windows application in JAVA
Dear all,
My boss needs me to write an windows application using JAVA, I've got a few questions in my head.
- Should I look into Swing? Any other better approch now a days?
- Will you suggest JBuilder? or other editor? both in terms of user friendly and speed. (because most of the editor also write in JAVA, and I am not quite comfortable using windows application written in JAVA, although I am goinging to write one ;-) )
- The look and feels seems quite different for JAVA and regular windows application, anything I can do with that?
- Is the speed/RAM still a problem now?
Thanks in advance for your helping.
Regs,
Bezier
My boss needs me to write an windows application using JAVA, I've got a few questions in my head.
- Should I look into Swing? Any other better approch now a days?
- Will you suggest JBuilder? or other editor? both in terms of user friendly and speed. (because most of the editor also write in JAVA, and I am not quite comfortable using windows application written in JAVA, although I am goinging to write one ;-) )
- The look and feels seems quite different for JAVA and regular windows application, anything I can do with that?
- Is the speed/RAM still a problem now?
Thanks in advance for your helping.
Regs,
Bezier
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Morning you two ;-)
Morning Tim ;°)
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Evening :)
>>- Should I look into Swing? Any other better approch now a days?
swing or swt. swt is faster compared to swing because of native calls. ui response is good.
>>Will you suggest JBuilder? or other editor?
JBuilder is good, with drag and drop ui controls.(quite good for rapid ui appln development). otherwise your choice.
swing or swt. swt is faster compared to swing because of native calls. ui response is good.
>>Will you suggest JBuilder? or other editor?
JBuilder is good, with drag and drop ui controls.(quite good for rapid ui appln development). otherwise your choice.
ahh.. started typing with no answers, submitted and saw lots ....
Morning/evening/goodday/go
Morning/evening/goodday/go
> Evening :)
Hehehe, I always forget that ;-)
Hehehe, I always forget that ;-)
Open Source IDEs in Java: http://java-source.net/open-source/ides
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Start falling in love with programing in JAVA, not because of JAVA but because of the rapid repond of you guys!!!!
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Thanks for accepting
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Good luck :-)
Good luck :-)
cheers!
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