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Better Swing Application Framework was started in September 2009, is owned by etf, and has 93 members.

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Application list - please extend

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Replies: 5 - Last Post: January 18, 2012 02:38
by: West Point Bridge Contest

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Craig Ringer	Posted: November 07, 2009 11:00 by Craig Ringer » Permalink
	Hi I've added a wiki page to list applications using SAF. This might help with getting ideas about who's using SAF and how. Any additions would be welcome. (It might not be a bad time to drop a note on the SAF mailing lists with a howdy-and-what's-up too) http://kenai.com/projects/bsaf/pages/Appusers

etf	Posted: November 07, 2009 15:49 by etf » Permalink
	It's a brilliant idea, thank you very much!

Craig Ringer	Posted: November 08, 2009 14:46 by Craig Ringer » Permalink
	sticky?

choces

Posted: November 07, 2009 17:57 by choces

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Hi,

Sorry for dumping like this, but I have the feeling there are more apps using SAF than it appears at first glance.
All desktop applications developed with Netbeans, are good candidates for linking SAF in their projects.

A humble example of this: jPlay, which is hosted here, at Kenai.
Although it's still in development stages, we do hope to deliver an early preview very soon.

In my opinion, SAF merits and deserves much more attention and development efforts, 'cause it leverages and makes easier desktop apps development.
I would prefer to deal with it as a linkable library, not a core one, 'cause I presume it will get faster and better enhancements.

Best Regards,

Carlos Hoces
jPlay project

West Point Bridge Contest	Posted: January 18, 2012 02:38 by West Point Bridge Contest » Permalink
	I added a little app page for the West Point Bridge Designer. We went open source last year and there have been about 30,000 downloads of this version. I'm very thankful for BSAF as SAF was discontinued just as the initial production code was complete.

etf	Posted: November 10, 2009 22:11 by etf » Permalink
	But I like the idea to have a list of related applications. I think most of them are in house proprietary applications. For instance I currently involved in development of two such applications. Some interesting applications were mentioned in the SAF's mail-list.

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