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 ...

The key difference between Swing vs. JavaFX is that JavaFX is an actively maintained Java project that supports the development of modern, feature-rich GUI applications, while Swing is an older ...

In recent posts on JavaFX, I have focused on using JavaFX 2.0’s new Java APIs without use of the JavaFX 1.x’s JavaFXScript and without use of JavaFX 2.0’s new FXML. All of these examples have been ...

Model-View-Controller (MVC) paradigm is an intuitive and widely accepted strategy in UI design, be it web or rich client. In fact it is so well established as a de-facto standard, that "compliance ...

I'm doing some Java stuff with school, and I was wondering if it's possible to create a console gui, in Java? I'm not getting much with google, as I'm not sure what "this" is called.<br><br>Basicly, ...

I'm writing a Java "wrapper" GUI for a CLI app that gets used pretty heavily. The CLI app is very robust and is a very good standalone program, but some people would like drag/drop functionality and ...