Swing

Swing is a cross-platform user-interface toolkit to build desktop applications with Java and is packaged with the Java SDK. Build a user interface with different look-and-feels for any platform including macOS, Windows, and Linux. With the efficiency of multithreading, Swing can integrate with Java backend tools to create a full-stack Java desktop application.
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This project involved implementing an application to test and compare two pathfinding algorithms: BFS (Breadth-First Search) and D* Lite. The application was developed in C++ and Java, using Raylib for the graphical user interface in C++ and Swing in Java. The main objective was to evaluate the performance and memory usage of both languages.
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A modern, minimal, and portable Java calculator for Windows with a sleek Swing-based UI, full keyboard support, and two executable options (with or without JRE).
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Aug 19, 2025 - C