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Swing Eye Candy

lunes noviembre 21, 2005 | Java Swing | Permalink | Comentarios [2]

I've seen some Swing applications that have really impressed me. And I wanted to tell you all so that you can enjoy that eye candy as well.

First one is Sun Java System Creator. There's an IMPRESSIVE and funny flash demo here.

Note that, since Sun Java System Creator is based in NetBeans 5.0 (beta 2 released recently, by the way, and it's really cool), most of the kudos should go to the NetBeans people. (Hint: go through all the demo and then wait a few minutes after it's done. I couldn't stop laughing!)

Second one is a Graph Editor you can Java Web Start from the yWorks site. It has an interactive hierarchical layout that has indeed impressed me. Cute app.

I'm presenting XML and Java/XML at a local University in Madrid in a few days so, yes, I have to go back to work.

Grrrr, ;-)
Antonio

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The name is Java Studio Creator. And the demo is more impressive than the actual application. :)

Enviado por Lokesh Shah en noviembre 22, 2005 a las 09:25 PM CET #

yWorks is pretty cool stuff..especially yFiles! Anyhow, any news on the RSS reader demo/app? Just curious about the status of the Event Bus (i know you've been busy).

Enviado por codecraig en noviembre 22, 2005 a las 10:00 PM CET #

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