Article: XUI: Finally, a Java GUI Framework You Can Love

Gerald Bauer <[email protected]> Tue, 1 Mar 2005 17:26:14 -0800 (PST)
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Hello,

  DevX has published an article by Laurence Moroney
titled "XUI: Finally, a Java GUI Framework You Can
Love".

  Laurence writes:

  XUI is an open-source project, available on the
artistic license that is intended to make GUI
development clearer, cleaner, separated, and well
modeled. Perhaps most importantly, it will
dramatically reduce the amount of code necessary for
Java GUIs—and as any developer can tell you, the less
code, the less chance of bugs. XUI may be downloaded
from its home page on Sourceforge.

It isn't intended as a replacement for the Swing and
AWT frameworks, but instead it is a suite of
supporting tools to make coding with these frameworks
a lot easier. The best way to understand how it works
is by example, so over the course of this article
you'll use XUI to build some GUIs and gain an
understanding of what it does for you.  

  Full story @ http://www.devx.com/Java/Article/27383

  - Gerald


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