By bloid
via javalobby.org
Published: Sep 14 2006 / 10:16
MigLayout is the most versatile SWT/Swing layout manager written, yet incredibly simple to use. It is use-case optimized for manually coded layouts and is using string constraints to format the layout. And for many the most important thing: It's free to use and will be Open Source.
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Ricky Clarkson replied ago:
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Clearly it is not the most versatile ever - I have a layout manager that is obviously the most versatile ever because the client programmer can write their own constraints - http://code.google.com/p/anylayout/ - it is in alpha, in that I change it incompatibly with most commits, but it does exist, and I use it in production code.
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Mikael Grev replied ago:
Ok, fair enough. ;-)
He who releases an abstract, empty implementation of the LayoutManager2 interface will win over us both though. It will be MOST versatile LM forever and ever!
Ricky Clarkson replied ago:
I'll include it in anylayout 2 ;)
abstract class MostestFlexibalLayoutEvar implements LayoutManager2{}
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