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Swing

A week or so ago, I wrote on some of the difficulties of testing Swing-based applications and promised a look ahead at an emerging trend in UI design that might offer a solution at a more fundamental level than the workarounds we use at present. Today I am going to look into the concept of something called the "implementation independant" UI and discuss why it may be something we should spend our time looking into.
on Jun 30, 2006 | Permalink | Discuss