Alex's programs for F2009

[MarauderIIC]

Nice work. I'm assuming this was made using Javax.Swing? I've only made tic-tac-toe with that and it's kind of annoying getting stuff to line up the way you want in a JPanel.

Yeah, Swing.
Um, what about a GridLayout() for tic-tac-toe?

[captjack]

Nice work. I'm assuming this was made using Javax.Swing? I've only made tic-tac-toe with that and it's kind of annoying getting stuff to line up the way you want in a JPanel.

I'm not a Java programmer so I'm not sure if this is helpful, but FormLayoutMaker seems to be a nifty tool for building forms. I found a few links on Google for WYSIWYG GridLayout builders, but several were pricey (at around US$200). FormLayoutManager is free and open source and there might be similar projects that will handle grids too.

-capt jack

[avansc]

both eclipse and netbeans (IDE's) made by ibm and sun respectively, have interface builders/designers.
id recommend netbeans, i feel its a more complete package.
http://www.netbeans.org/

[Bakkon]

Nice work. I'm assuming this was made using Javax.Swing? I've only made tic-tac-toe with that and it's kind of annoying getting stuff to line up the way you want in a JPanel.

Yeah, Swing.
Um, what about a GridLayout() for tic-tac-toe?

Yeah, I ended up using that, and it works great for grids, but its still a little tricky getting controls in specific areas for form type applications.

I'll try Netbeans next time I have a Swing project to do.

[MarauderIIC]

Updated w/ analog clock.

[MarauderIIC]

Updated with the rest of the programs from the semester for Graphics class

[dandymcgee]

Nice work. Minesweeper looks very professional.