Java is useful for
cross platform development of GUI applications, as C++ does not come with any
GUI library included although there are a few cross platform GUI’s that can be
used. Developing an application to be cross platform, means you are not taking
advantage of all of the facilities available, and the application will not
appear as polished as one written for the native environment, it does offer the
advantage of file and data compatibility between the different platforms.
The biggest
challenge in writing something that works on all platforms is to make it feel
as close to a native application as possible, which means that keyboard
shortcuts need to be different depending on the current platform. We have
experts with multiple machines, so if you need a program that runs on Mac and
Windows we can find someone who can do that.
Java is not just
used on desktop computers, but can be used on phones, Android uses a version of
Java. Although the GUI is very different than the one used on desktops, a
different model is used and even the format of the instructions in the virtual
machine is different.
There are 2 main
ways of writing a GUI on desktop Java, which is Swing and JavaFX which is
similar to developing in HTML. JavaFX applications look more modern than Swing
but it has been deprecated and no longer being supported by Oracle.
Java provides a
useful introduction to object orientated programming, with a simpler model than
C++. The homework assignments involving object orientated programming are
normally simplified from a real world problem.
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