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SWT, the Standard Widget Toolkit, is an open source widget toolkit for Java designed to provide efficient, portable access to the user-interface facilities of the operating systems on which it is implemented.
SWT can be used independently of the rest of the Eclipse Platform. Here are some Screenshots.
Planning
Platform/SWT planning page for 4.9
Bug Triage
SWT bug triage process
SWT Chat Channels
Platform and Platform: SWT on the Eclipse.org Mattermost
SWT Development Documentation
- New and aspiring SWT developers, please see the SWT beginners guide.
- For existing SWT developers, please see SWT development for further documentation.
Links
- SWT home page
- SWT FAQ
- SWT snippets
- SWT Widget Style Bits
- Eclipse/SWT Accessibility
- Standard Widget Toolkit (SWT) section of The Official Eclipse FAQs
- The JFace framework builds on top of SWT and can also be used in standalone apps