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Most developer’s wish list probably hosts the idea of exploring new ways of decorating his/her applications window... Of course, preferences of current OSes do propose a few options, but some may want more, or different choices, would it just be to frame their apps with their own uniform “branded” style. FXWindowFramer is a quite simple JavaFX library, which may be used to change the look&feel of a JavaFX application (applying just a few cosmetic changes through CSS definitions), or, as a starting point, to investigate more advanced alternatives... ...

It is a very helpful utility for Java developers. Sometimes your project may depend on various libraries. But delivering a desktop application with dependencies is not a good idea. This utility helps to merge all JARs into one JAR. This utility can be used to merge JAR, WAR, EAR and ZIP files.

I Was Making A User Designable/Data Protection Operative System, I Am Tired Of Making It And I Do Not Even Know If It Is A Good Idea, So I Decided To Associate To Know If It Is A Good Idea And Finish It. Join To Discuss The Main Ideas For Project.

MyDoggy is an IntelliJ Idea like docking framework for managing secondary windows within the main window. MyDoggy allows to move, resize or detach those secondary windows. Also, MyDoggy provides support for content management of the main window.

This tool creates JAVA classes for GUI development . The idea is to provide to developers an very quick way to create their own graphical interface on Java.

This is plug-in for IntelliJ IDEA to read the latest posts of LiveJournal friends. This is a reader and it doesn't provide features to edit/post your own news, there are a lot of good LJ-clients, but all of them doesn't allow to read friends' posts.

Piggy back is a POC for a development technique targeted at Swing applications. The idea is that layers of services piggy back on another layer to provide maximum reuse and modularity. Consists of a API written in Java and wrapped a type 3 IOC engine

The concept behind the 'Applications via XML' (AVX) architecture is to allow applications to become more flexible in the way they go about performing their duties. The essential idea is to avoid 'hard-coding' instructions into an applications' source

The idea was, make a small java based desktop monitoring system so I could watch remote unix boxes for application crashes. So I wrote a screencap utility, wrapped a VERY simple http server around it, and wala! LazyToes.