Graphical User Interfaces (GUI) Programming in Java (Chua Hock Chuan)

 
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Graphical User Interfaces (GUI) Programming in Java (Chua Hock Chuan)

This introductory book demonstrates how to create your own Graphical User Interface (GUI) apps by reusing the graphics classes offered by JDK.

It's impossible to create your own graphics courses without reinventing the wheel. These graphics classes were created by skilled programmers and contain numerous sophisticated design patterns. However, if you adhere to the available API documentation, samples, and templates, reusing them won't be too challenging.

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About the Authors
At Nanyang Technological University's School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Chua Hock Chuan is now an associate professor.
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HTML and PDF

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