Java GUI Windows (Swing Tutorial)

Today we will be going over JFrame, a window class used to build GUIs from the Java Swing Framework.

Are you new to Java programming and want to learn how to create graphical user interfaces (GUIs)? In this beginner-friendly Java Swing tutorial, I'll walk you through the basics of using JFrame, the fundamental component for building GUI applications in Java. You'll learn step-by-step how to set up and customize a JFrame. By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a solid understanding of JFrame and be ready to start creating your own Java GUI applications!

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[SifatUllah-]

Keep making videos bro. I'm learning more from you than my University.

I love your detailed videos like this where you explain every line. One of the best Java GUI channels.

May God bless you 🙏

[MatthewLitwiz]

I hope you do frequent uploads of this im on college summer break and learning programming from alot of sources

[bwnjitaa]

you're so good at this, pls do more tutorials like thisss

[blackbeatles]

This is a 9 minutes video and as I'm writing this it's on 2min and I must say I love it already. ❤

[luanarcey]

thank you sooo much, i just recently discovered your channel yesterday and wanna attempt these small beginner programs you made (but I still haven't familiarized myself with some topics like gui and this vid was just in a right timing!), ,

[CiecJames]

thanks for the video, the details makes me understand better

[prod_joel.]

Awesome Tutorial! Is this going to be like a series where you are going to explain how to "add code to the gui?" Like your doing with your projects just with explaining everything? :)

[ArcanCataloglu]

3:01 could we have made it a "final" variable ?

[chandrikaaman]

Bro like would be good if you did a TeaVM App

[ivanzq]

the answer is a) setVisible(true); with the ; (semicolon) in the options no-one had semicolon XD

[ZoneGaming]

Tap tap please make a video online chat application

[JensMeier-ydjv]

It is never a good idea to extend a JFrame since you are not altering the innate behavior of the class. Another reason to avoid extending it: what if you later want to display the GUI you've just created in a JDialog or a JOptionPane or in another container as part of a complex GUI? If your class extends JFrame this will be hard to do.