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Praise for the First Edition

“What’s significant about this book is that the examples are nontrivial. It’s clear that

much effort went into thinking out useful designs that both demonstrate the technolo-

gies and leave the reader with a practical starting point for professional development …

the book is full of pragmatic solutions … the very kind you need to address in produc-

tion and can’t typically find answers for anywhere. I recommend this book to any serious

Swing developer. If you’re a Swing beginner, you’ll get something out of this book, thanks

to its frank, no-nonsense approach to teaching Swing development. What impressed me

most was the focus on developing comprehensive examples… All in all, this is a real value

for any Swing developer.”

–Claude Duguay

JavaZone

“UI development is a very time consuming business. Even with such a powerful next gen-

eration API at your fingertips it can be still overwhelming. Swing is a wonderful book that

lightens the burden. It presents a complex subject in smaller manageable portions for the

programmer who has learnt the basics and wants to go much further. This excellent book

is impossible to take in at the first reading, because of the scope and breadth of its subject

matter. I think you will find that it hits its target audience and goals repeatedly. A massive

quality and quantity win for the publisher, Manning.”

–Peter Pilgrim

C Vu Journal

“How many times have you opened a book in search of a solution and found not only an

answer, but also an elegant enhancement to your application? How many times have

you ignored an O’Reilly book on the same subject lying on your table? The answer is

Manning’s new book Swing authored by Matthew Robinson and Pavel Vorobiev. And

that is my final answer.”

–Jayakrishnan

Slashdot

“An excellent resource for the developer of mid-level and advanced Swing applications. Many

of the techniques I’ve had to investigate and develop over the last two years are described in

this text. One of the few books to address the needs of serious Java 2 apps (e.g. printing,

tables, trees, threads and Swing). Especially useful are the real-world NOTES and

WARNINGs describing issues and anomalies.”

–Christian Forster

Amazon

“This book covers everything there is to know about Swing. Here you will go deep into

the internal workings of Swing to do some amazing things that frankly I, as a Windows

programmer of five years, cannot do in Windows. The book has real good coverage of all

the different classes in the Swing library, how they are used, and most importantly, how

they are useful…”

–Robert Hansen

Amazon

“…The book is considered a classic in Java Swing developers community and is highly

recommended to anyone with some basic Swing understanding…”

–Vadim Shun

Amazon

“I bought this book three weeks ago (right before our mission critical project). I was given

just two weeks to finish the coding and unit testing. It was not a big project, yet, I thought

I would like to use Swing for it and I came across your book… I spent four continuous

days reading the book and in another four days I was done. You won’t believe the excite-

ment I felt when I finished the project on time and the users were very astonished by the

GUI. I would like to let you know that I am very grateful for this great book. It could not

have been written in a more simple way than this.”

–Unni Krishnan

Amazon

“One of the best books for understanding the Swing components. I have had problems

with rendering in JList and JTree, and after reading this book, everything seems so

simple. The material is very unique.”

–Kirthi Venkatraman

Amazon

“I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to find out more about advanced

Swing. It is packed full with good examples and explanations of those examples. The

examples are very detailed and can be used as a starting point for your own projects.”

–John Sullivan

Amazon

“…one of the best books available for learning the more advanced Swing features.”

–Marty Hall

Johns Hopkins University

“I strongly recommend this book … especially for developers serious about getting

into Java.”

–Mark Newman

GTE

“I love the use of detailed examples … sets it apart from all the other books on Swing.”

–Joel Goldberg

FedEx

“This is a must-have book for any kind of sophisticated UI development using Swing.”

–Jaideep Baphna

Dataware Technologies

“The JTree text and detailed examples alone have already saved me many hours of work

and have expedited my research code development.”

–P. Pazandak, Ph.D.

Object Services and Consulting

“…will satisfy readers from beginner to advanced ... starts with easy-to-understand

concepts and then drills down until it hits advanced intellectual pay dirt.”

–Kirk Brown

Sun Microsystems

“Looking for a book on Swing with in-depth coverage of the how’s and why’s? Then

Swing by Matthew Robinson and Pavel Vorobiev is it. ...Overall this is an excellent book,

and I would recommend it for the intermediate to advanced Swing developer.

–AnnMarie Ziegler

JavaRanch.com

Swing

SECOND EDITION

M ATTHEW R OBINSON

P AVEL V OROBIEV

UI Guidelines by David Anderson

Code Notes by David Karr

MANNING

Greenwich

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