GUI and Web Frameworks

Layered panes create the dimension along the depth of a component.

You can start new sessions by using an internal frame in an application.

It is used to describe a set of technologies, incorporates dynamic display and interaction using the document object model.

This swing components represents swing menus.

In this swing component, the child components can be displayed one tab at a time over multiple tabs.

One can position components on each layer of the layered pane.

In Java AWT, the default layout manager for a Frame is BorderLayout (5 regions: North, South, East, West, Center). FlowLayout arranges components left-to-right, GridLayout divides into equal grid cells, and CardLayout shows one component at a time. BorderLayout is the Frame's default.

In this swing component, one can add components in layers, add a menu bar or paint over the component.

It provides a CNG implementation of the elliptic curve digital signature algorithm.

This statement is used in C# to specify a block of code that can be expanded or collapse when using outlining feature of the Visual Studio Code Editor.

This swing component is a dialog box that allows to open or save information content.

GUI stands for Graphic(al) User Interface. It's a type of user interface that allows users to interact with electronic devices through graphical icons and audio indicators, instead of text-based user interfaces. Note that the formal spelling is 'Graphical' but 'Graphic' is often used interchangeably in older textbooks.

This technoloy provides a rich set of user interface components including graphics and imaging tools and data transfer classes for cut and paste through the native platform clipboard.

This package in the swing library is used specifically for reading and formatting HTML text through an ancillary editor kit.

This package in JFC provides assistance to users who have trouble with traditional user interfaces.