Public Object: James' Screencasts in the IDEA Blog

James' Screencasts in the IDEA Blog

Today's IntelliJ blog makes mention of the Glazed Lists screencasts, and how they use IntelliJ. Fantastic! Some lovin' from our Swing-commanding friends at JetBrains is always welcome.

We're gearing down towards a new Glazed Lists rev, with a whole bunch of new functionality and the bugs that come with it. I'm frustrated 'cause I don't have a massive project staring me in the face with interesting problems for Glazed Lists to solve! Perhaps if I'm not doing Swing work at El Goog, I'll dig in and start a rich client project!

In other news, publicobject.com has a refresh. It's currently ultra simple - but I've got ideas and this is my starting point!

# posted by Jesse Wilson on Monday, April 17, 2006

I pretty much use GlazedLists for most projects that use a JTable, as if nothing else, I get decent sorting.

Swinglabs has been doing work here, and this , as I'm sure you know has been filtering into Mustang. Swing will have another trick up its sleve though: not only will it sort/filter tables, but trees too.

I have a project where it would be extremely useful to have tree filtering. Maybe that's a future avenue for GlazedLists to explore.

# posted by Andy Roberts on May 6, 2006 1:18 PM