By rick
via weblogs.java.net
Published: Aug 29 2006 / 11:34
Swing was always known as a powerful, highly configurable UI toolkit. However, it was also regarded as a slow, hard to learn, confusing, hard to program toolkit. An easier programming model was needed, so genesis was born two years ago and has supported GUI-toolkit independent binding for more than a year and a half now.
-
Google Chrome could exceed 50% market share by end of 2012 (study)
-
Top 9 Business Intelligence developments of 2011
-
RESTFul app with Android and GAE (second part)
-
RubyInstaller for Windows: The easy way to install Ruby on Windows
-
This week in Scala (10/02/2012)
-
PAGI: Quick telephony applications using AGI and PHP (not phpagi)
Comments
rick replied ago:
Mister Mike has been working hard on this Genesis framework for a long time now. I'd love to see a detailed article or presentation on Genesis at Javalobby. How about it, Mike?
Voters For This Link (6)
Voters Against This Link (0)