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    Radiance libraries

    Radiance libraries

    Building modern, elegant and fast Swing applications

    Radiance is a collection of libraries for writing modern, elegant and fast Swing applications based on the Ephemeral design system. It is built with Java 9, and runs on Java 9 and later. Common provides APIs to work with images and text that scale with the display resolution. Radiance icons scale to maintain crisp, pixel-perfect visuals for application icons. Font APIs can be used to render platform-consistent textual content across a variety of supported platforms. Animation provides powerful and flexible animation APIs that scale from simple, single-property cases to complex scenarios that involve multiple animations. ...
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    Swing Forms Framework
    This project is an core implementation of a CRUD data entry system, using java swing, spring and apache cayenne
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    Eclipse System Monitor is an Eclipse Plugin that provides information about performance of the host on which Eclipse runs. It is unobtrusive but yet visible enough to watch system performance from the corner of one's eye. More on project webpage ...
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    Helper is an integrated PIM and social networking (blog, RSS, foaf, etc) client. Allows to store, annotate and navigate information uniformly by means of folders, tags and categories. Based on OWL, Eclipse RCP and open standards (Dublin Core, foaf, etc).
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    Whassup provides RSS newsreader capabilities and consists of an RSS Core library, an Eclipse plugin, and a standalone application based on the Eclipse IDE framework.
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    A Java desktop environment that co-exists with the native desktop and is based around a flexible, quality JNLP client core (netx). It can run almost any application or applet on the Web and all in a single JVM or multiple JVMs.
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    This project builds on the jUSB APIs, initially supporting the Picture Transfer Protocol (PTP) over USB on Linux. The software is GPL'd, and includes an extensible core library (for developers), commandline support, and user tools.
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