Is there a FREE Java GUI designer? [closed]

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Closed 7 years ago.

Is there a FREE (or relatively cheaper) Java GUI designer/builder?

回答1:

I highly recommend NetBeans's Matisse GUI editor.

回答2:

Unfortunately, it looks like the Eclipse Visual Editor has not been maintained or developed a lot the past three years. On the Visual Editor homepage you'll see that the last release is from June 30, 2006 - more than three years ago.

The best free GUI builder for Java at the moment is probably Matisse which is included in NetBeans, as others have already mentioned.

If you're an Eclipse user, then there's also Matisse4MyEclipse, but it is not free - it's an add-on to the popular MyEclipse. Another non-free option for Eclipse is WindowBuilder Pro, which is not only for Swing, but also for SWT and even GWT GUIs.

回答3:

Netbeans has one, as does Eclipse.

回答4:

Try WindowBuilder, which once was a non-free Eclipse plugin, and is now available for free.

WindowBuilder has changed hands several times in the last 12 months (from Instantiations to Google, followed by Google giving it to the Eclipse Foundation).

It is available for free from the Eclipse WindowBuilder page.

回答5:

You should go for ecllipse ,Komodo Edit and Netbeans if you want it for free.

But i recoment Jbuider which expensive but really good GUI environment.

回答6:

It isn't free (or particularly cheap), but the one in IntelliJ is pretty nice.

回答7:

try NetBeans or Eclipse Visual Editor Plugin

回答8:

Try netbeans, I'm sure you're gonna like the latest release (version 6.7)

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