@Fred G - MigLayout is still being actively maintained. Version 11 is dated Apr 24, 2021 and is available for download from the Maven Repository. Java Swing is no longer being actively developed by Oracle but will be available for a long time to come simply because of the huge amount of code that is still in use. Cheers!
@@BugCatcherGwen Java SE is supported by Oracle until 2031 at this point in time. AFAIK, since Swing is part of SE, Swing should be supported. In practice it will be supported forever probably.
This is the first tutorial I've watched by you but I'm definitely subscribing. You explain things very well and make it easy to understand!
@yoda Matt - Thank you very much for the kind words and the sub! I am happy that you find this video helpful! Cheers!
Great content and Thank you for this video..! Cheers!
@Kavishka Madhudhan - My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it! Cheers!
In this video we will get an introduction to what is arguably the best layout manager for Java Swing. Please Like, Comment and Subscribe! Cheers!
Nice Lesson,thank you ,kindly bring out Gridbaglayout lesson thank you
Coming soon! Cheers!
Nice layout manager, just be aware it is deprecated...
@Fred G - MigLayout is still being actively maintained. Version 11 is dated Apr 24, 2021 and is available for download from the Maven Repository. Java Swing is no longer being actively developed by Oracle but will be available for a long time to come simply because of the huge amount of code that is still in use. Cheers!
@@JavaCodeJunkie Yes, I believe I read somewhere that it'd be supported until at least 2025.
@@BugCatcherGwen Java SE is supported by Oracle until 2031 at this point in time. AFAIK, since Swing is part of SE, Swing should be supported. In practice it will be supported forever probably.
@@bryanjbuchanan javaFX isnt part of Java, its a seperate thing