j1-2k7-mtH03: Substance Look and Feel

Substance look and feel aims to provide a configurable and customizable production-quality Java look and feel library for Swing applications.

The many looks of the Substance look-and-feel

May 11, 2007

Kirill Grouchnikov [1]

JavaOne Community Corner Podcast [2]

Substance look and feel aims to provide a configurable and customizable production-quality Java look and feel library for Swing applications. This mini-talk will show the following Substance features: Using Substance in your Swing application,
Using core themes, watermarks and skins,
Writing your own theme, watermark and skin,
Using animation API,
Additional UI elements available under Substance,
Substance plugin infrastructure and examples for SwingX, Flamingo and NetBeans

Substance [3] look and feel aims to provide a configurable and customizable production-quality Java look and feel library for Swing applications. This mini-talk will show the following Substance features:

Using Substance in your Swing application
Using core themes, watermarks and skins
Writing your own theme, watermark and skin
Using animation API
Additional UI elements available under Substance
Substance plugin infrastructure and examples for SwingX [4], Flamingo [5] and NetBeans [6]

Slides of this presentation are available as a PDF file [7].

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Kirill Grouchnikov [1] has been writing software since he was in junior high school, and after finishing his BSc in computer science, he happily continues doing it for a living. His main fields of interest are desktop applications, imaging algorithms, and advanced UI technologies.

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