Nov 12 2012
Last steps to v.1.4 release
A few things concerning the site and such
I rarely post updates here because it takes a lot of time to prepare any really useful information.
Its much better to spend that time on the library development instead 🙂
But be sure – project is alive and will be alive (unless Oracle decides to deprecate Swing but i hardly believe that will happen).
But everyone wants to hear something once in a while – that is why i added Roadmap which gets updated with almost each commit.
You can also see all the changes in the commit comments on Google Code project page – its the same as the list posted as “done” in roadmap.
Also as i said many times – feel free to contact me at anytime if you have any questions or suggestions.
About the release
Already 6 months passed since 1.3 release and i have finished most of refactorings and library overall performance improvements – now it works much smoother and the code is finally clean enough to use it without any limitations. There is still a lot to be done (well, as always) but i will move most of unimportant features into next releases and will finish with main things that have to be done to achieve a stable version.
So, here is what i want to finish until v.1.4 release:
- Quick, clean and functional filechooser UI implementation
- Proper colorchooser UI implementation
- Dockable pane and Dockable frame components
- Critical bugfixes and small useful improvements
I won’t say that these features will be added soon, but i hope to finish most part of it until the next year – so it is about 1.5-2 months.
You can still keep an eye on the changes i add into the preview library build  (or just track the SVN changes) and use it instead the old version.  The old v.1.3 version is actually deprecated and will be replaced by the new upcoming preview build, which is already much more stable and useful than the older versions.
anil
Apr 29, 2014 @ 18:46:51
how to integrate weblaf to erp software …….
Mikle
May 04, 2014 @ 22:02:14
Depends on what you mean under “integrate”…
Fred
Dec 08, 2013 @ 20:01:56
I don’t think Swing will ever be deprecated: Java has always been backwards compatible since the 90s, and no single deprecated method or class has been dropped, afaik.
But what I wanted to say is how wonderful is WebLaF, congratulations! You took Swing and gave it another 15 years of life at least! It beats, by a good margin, all other GUI alternatives, such as JavaFX, Jide, Apache Pivot, etc.! Now that I have discovered (by chance, on stackoverflow) your library, all those frameworks are useless, I will slowly migrate all my projects to WebLaF 🙂
Keep up the good work! 🙂
Mikle
Dec 17, 2013 @ 22:32:55
Thanks, I hope you will love the upcoming changes and improvements even more 🙂
Giovanni
Jun 07, 2013 @ 07:26:24
Hi…. this is a amazing work but when you going to release the version where haven’t problems with filechooser … thanks for the library my friend
Ricardo
May 03, 2013 @ 17:22:56
Thanks!!
Tsamis
Apr 22, 2013 @ 18:42:00
OOOOOOOooo. Amazing. You LaF is now one of my favorites. Keep up the good work :))
Mikle
Apr 23, 2013 @ 00:47:24
Thanks! 🙂
Adolph C.
Dec 15, 2012 @ 20:44:50
This is amazing. Keep it up!