New java gui framework?

Bushman

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I have designed and implemented my own gui framework in java, using native java libraries, and 16 hours of code in a 2 day window.

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Note that I am a java programmer of 3 months...at the university of the west indies mona. But I skip programming lectures, so I cannot attribute my skills to my school lol.

Among the many features accomplished, an entirely new button has been implemented, without extending JButton. Other features include
*complex table mechanism (easy to setup),
*custom text field,
*custom font system, *
*custom audio system and much more.

Watch this:[video=youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFgs0_0N78U[/video]
 
Looks amazing. Any ideas on what your going to use if for? Or are you planning on selling it?
 
it can be used to develop rich java applications. It is a way to move away from the JButton and other lame looking java components. The menu system allows one to set up a menu in a few lines,.
 
I think you should sell it, start something new and sell it again
Get a good rhythm going and get your name out there.
 
i need to get this framework known...any ideas how? I currently have exams at the uwi, so minimal changes will be added incrementally as of today...
 
Looks great. Coding is what were are currently doing in class and I think it's just to hard.
 
I'm not sure how you would get I known to be honest.
But I think if you can make something look really cool and make video about it, it's going to become popular soon.
 
i realized I should have posted this in the app releases section. However don't think I want to double post.

My lazy brain is in the middle of a new idea. We'll see what it gives us this time.

@Mclovin, all you need to do to become better programmer is this.
1.Go and surround others who can code well.
2.When a task is encountered, try to be open and non-linear in approaching a solution....and driven.



Just those 2 simple things will yield the ability to implement anything that your mind generates for you.
 
Absolutely beautiful. Welcome to CTF! Where did you learn how to do this?
 
I don't have a java book, nor have I ever sought aid on a java tutorial.

When I want to solve a problem, I search about the component that I think that might aid me.

For example, when I decided to create my own button, I thought that the Java Shape would probably help me. So I researched that, and noted Shape methods and properties.

So in the end I thank java for documenting their mechanisms well enough.
 
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