Group Manager GUI Project - need a GUI guy

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    howimineforfish

    Hi,

    Building a GUI is not my forte. Is anyone seriously interested in building a GUI in Java for my project? I have the back-end completed, minus some fancy features. As far as I know all aspects of the YML file are modifiable; read and write works too. Even if you can just make it look pretty I can add functionality.

    I've seen a few tools for Group Manager, but the download is either dead or the project abandoned and incomplete. It could theoretically work on any permission plugin with some minor re-writes (more OO) to how documents are read and written.

    For anyone interested, here's the java files (also attached to thread): <Edit by Moderator: Redacted mediafire url>

    Files are provided as is with absolutely no license crap. They're free game, use them however you want.
     

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    Goblom

    howimineforfish

    If using Eclipse install Window Builder, if you are using Netbeans there is a Swing GUI Builder built in...

    Both will do roughly the same thing, they allow you to design the gui inside the IDE and you can test/debug said gui directly from the IDE as well.
     
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    Not2EXceL

    GUI builders bloat code unnecessarily. And swing isn't too hard to learn Xd.
     
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    howimineforfish

    Using IntelliJ. I probably could learn it myself if nobody is interested but, it'll be the ugliest sonnofagun you've ever seen.
     
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    Goblom

    howimineforfish Nothing is uglier then dem gui builders, but they work ;)
     
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    Beatsleigher

    If you're in need of a GUI designer, I can be of help.
    I can code Swing UIs, custom and default.
    Personally, I use NetBeans, but if it's only the front-end, I can be of help.
    Msg me, if you want me :)
     
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    xJeremyCx

    Netbeans is the best tool to help you to build GUI.
     
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