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Eclipse Forms: Rich UI for the Rich Client
0 Comments Published by feeder January 16th, 2006 in tutorials, eclipse, java Spice up your rich client with rich user experience using
Eclipse Forms. Written as a thin layer on top of SWT, Eclipse
Forms allow you to achieve the Web look in your desktop
applications without using the embedded browser. This allows you
to retain full control of the widgets in the UI and to maintain
portability across all operating systems Eclipse already runs
on. This article will take you from baby steps to advanced
topics of the rich user interface experience of Eclipse Forms.
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