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Things like separator, boxes, standard shapes are built-in to the lib, if somebody want specific kind of view, it takes just a few lines of code, like these 6 lines.
Few examples are right there at their github repo under examples folder, consisting of a todo app, intellij plugin, issuetracker, a game, and more. There is Jetpack-Compose-Playground community driven collection of dozens of samples.
I don't think that is correct. Jetpack Compose for Desktop is built on top of Skia with AWT. https://github.com/JetBrains/skiko
Gah, don’t do that. https://github.com/update4j/update4j and/or sign up for the ChangeNode.com EA or check out one of the other installer packages
NodeGui offers better performance but ikd wether it suits your project
Yeah, there’s this one too https://neutralino.js.org but these kinds of things are actually a lot less popular than just using Swing or JavaFX IMHO
I have spent some time developing my DynamoDB GUI client using JavaFX https://github.com/bykka/dynamoit and have to say next: