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Tag Archives: java
Area Charts in Iceberg Charts
It is now possible to create area charts in Iceberg Charts that look something like this : This area chart behaves pretty much like a linear XY-chart with the area to the X-axis filled in. The code looks something like … Continue reading
Mandelbrot Set in Java
Mandelbrot Set in Java with Iceberg Charts The Mandelbrot Set is one of the most famous images in all of mathematics. It is a set of complex numbers which do not escape when applied to a simple methematical formula. You … Continue reading
Iceberg Charts Beta Release
Iceberg Charts finally has had its first release. This beta release can be found here : http://frontangle.com/icharts/ or from Github here : https://github.com/oliverwatkins/Iceberg-Charts/releases It’s taken me many hours to come up with this charting library that attempts to compete with JFreechart … Continue reading
Swing Bubble Charts
Iceberg Charts also allows you to create bubble charts. Here’s an example I created : The chart displays all the states in the USA comparing ‘Gun Ownership’ against ‘Homicide Rate’. I got this data from Wikipedia, and set up the … Continue reading
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Java Swing Equation Builder
A few years ago back in 2006 I created a Swing component called ‚Equation Builder‘. It builds equations in the natural visual style that you get when writing on paper. You can build some pretty cool looking equations like … Continue reading
Cool Accordian Outlookbar in Swing
A while back I created a component that is a simple accordian component that can be used in any swing application. I have massively improved this component. Let’s have a look at it : Improvements are : Animation! Yes … Continue reading
Swing Error Dialog with Exception Displayer
When you get an error popup dialog in your application, sometimes you want to quickly have a look at what the exception is, instead of having to rummage around for a log file. This component, “ErrorDialogWithException” allows you to pop … Continue reading
Simple Login Dialog in Java Swing
Here is a simple login dialog for anyone to use for free. It looks like this : Creating a login dialog is not rocket science, however I come across login dialogs all the time. It’s just nice to not have … Continue reading
Creating a RCP Application in Netbeans – [Part 2]
Adding a Module with Functionality. In our last tutorial we made a pretty bare bones application with nothing in it. We made two modules – a branding module that offers a splash screen and an application module that acts as … Continue reading
Row Number Column in JTable
Ever wanted to have a number column in your JTable similar to Excel? This utility class I made takes in a JTable and appends a number column. Let’s take a look at it! The rendering of the number column matches … Continue reading