timestamp 5:50 tutorial start 9:27 using JTextfield input getText() 13:25 JRadioButton 17:48 set button group 19:10 make a radiobutton as selected by default 26:08 JCheckBox 33:15 JTextArea, JEditorPane, JTextPane 37:25 adding border to JTextArea 39:38 make JTextArea scrollable using JScrollPane 44:23 isSelected() ...showMessageDialog() 51:20 exporting GUI as JAR file
Wish my SE instructors had such helpful videos like this. Your students are very lucky to have an instructor like you.
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5:50 tutorial start
9:27 using JTextfield input getText()
13:25 JRadioButton
17:48 set button group
19:10 make a radiobutton as selected by default
26:08 JCheckBox
33:15 JTextArea, JEditorPane, JTextPane
37:25 adding border to JTextArea
39:38 make JTextArea scrollable using JScrollPane
44:23 isSelected() ...showMessageDialog()
51:20 exporting GUI as JAR file
you're amazing thank you so much!!
You're the best CS lecturer I ever see! How I wish all the other lectures in my uni are like you!
The smile on my face after running it on my desktop.... Thanks for the Boritto ☺
Great video ! If you are looking for "Exporting your GUI to a runnable .JAR file", jump to 50:00
Thanks!!! You are presenting so good :D
Im looking up for more new videos
You are helping this student learn this tool!
Thanks!
You are a good Teacher, Dr. D.....
Thanks!! Your are presenting so good looking for more new videos you are gonna publish
Great video Daniel ! Nice and clear.
Barry
simple, clear and helpful
Dear sir, the text fields disappear if i have entered data into them once and then resized the gui . Please help
This is a great video! Thanks
I couldn't set the JTextArea border, so just use the setBorder() function
I was following along and suddenly I run the code and it works fine, but in the design box it's empty. Help?
This helped me alot
Perfect! Thanks
You are awesome
thanks
Its because he's using Group layout, that it does that. He needs to use Absolute layout.
OKAY