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Swing Hacks helps Java developers advance their skills with Swing, the GUI standard since Java 2. For those aiming to create enterprise applications with a polished look, mastering Swing is essential. This O'Reilly title serves as a reference for innovative and creative hacks that reveal surprising capabilities within Swing. It covers a wide range of components, including tables, trees, sliders, and text components, while also delving into JTable/JTree, threaded models, and translucent windows. Readers will learn to filter lists, enhance trees and tables, and implement drag-and-drop functionality. The book offers visual enhancements to improve software aesthetics, functional improvements to expand capabilities, and even playful examples to showcase what's possible. Additionally, it provides a glimpse into future applications as new technologies rapidly emerge in the Java community, offering developers fresh tools to explore. Swing Hacks is not only for those looking to enhance user interfaces; it's also perfect for client-side Java developers seeking to create polished applications, enthusiasts eager to push boundaries, and coders wanting to apply powerful techniques. Packed with tips and tricks, this resource significantly boosts your proficiency with interface-building tools.
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Swing Hacks, Joshua Marinacci, Chris Adamson
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- Released
- 2005
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- Title
- Swing Hacks
- Subtitle
- Tips and Tools for Killer GUIs
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Joshua Marinacci, Chris Adamson
- Publisher
- O'Reilly Media
- Released
- 2005
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 542
- ISBN10
- 0596009070
- ISBN13
- 9780596009076
- Series
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- Swing Hacks helps Java developers advance their skills with Swing, the GUI standard since Java 2. For those aiming to create enterprise applications with a polished look, mastering Swing is essential. This O'Reilly title serves as a reference for innovative and creative hacks that reveal surprising capabilities within Swing. It covers a wide range of components, including tables, trees, sliders, and text components, while also delving into JTable/JTree, threaded models, and translucent windows. Readers will learn to filter lists, enhance trees and tables, and implement drag-and-drop functionality. The book offers visual enhancements to improve software aesthetics, functional improvements to expand capabilities, and even playful examples to showcase what's possible. Additionally, it provides a glimpse into future applications as new technologies rapidly emerge in the Java community, offering developers fresh tools to explore. Swing Hacks is not only for those looking to enhance user interfaces; it's also perfect for client-side Java developers seeking to create polished applications, enthusiasts eager to push boundaries, and coders wanting to apply powerful techniques. Packed with tips and tricks, this resource significantly boosts your proficiency with interface-building tools.