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hobbes_7_8
Hi there!
Java developers have long been dependant on Swing to design user
interfaces, a toolkit that, at most, was only able to draw widgets
similar to the native ones. Until SWT and JFace appeared and changed
all this, allowing applications with native look and feel to be built
in Java, as Eclipse and Azureus demonstrate.
C++ developers have long been dependant on Qt to design user
interfaces, a toolkit that, at most, was only able to draw widgets
similar to the native ones.
Now I ask, is there some technology that allows me to write the second
sentence of the second paragraph the same way I wrote the second
sentence of the first paragraph?
Thanks in advance!
André
Java developers have long been dependant on Swing to design user
interfaces, a toolkit that, at most, was only able to draw widgets
similar to the native ones. Until SWT and JFace appeared and changed
all this, allowing applications with native look and feel to be built
in Java, as Eclipse and Azureus demonstrate.
C++ developers have long been dependant on Qt to design user
interfaces, a toolkit that, at most, was only able to draw widgets
similar to the native ones.
Now I ask, is there some technology that allows me to write the second
sentence of the second paragraph the same way I wrote the second
sentence of the first paragraph?
Thanks in advance!
André