How To Use GUI Designer In IntelliJ IDEA IDE

In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of creating your first Java Swing GUI application using IntelliJ IDEA IDE.
We will start by explaining what Java Swing is and why it's such a powerful tool for creating user interfaces in Java applications. Then, we will guide you through the process of setting up your development environment using IntelliJ IDEA IDE.
Once your development environment is set up, we will walk you through the steps of creating a simple GUI application. We will explain each step of the process, including how to create a JFrame, add components to it, and handle user input.
Finally, we will show you how to run your application and see it in action.
By the end of this tutorial, you will have a solid understanding of how to create your first Java Swing GUI application using IntelliJ IDEA IDE. You will be well on your way to creating your own user interfaces in Java applications.
So, whether you're a beginner or an experienced Java developer, this tutorial is a great starting point for anyone looking to learn Java Swing and create GUI applications. Let's get started!
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[@_pebbled4741]

Light mode is crazy.

[@justinjoubert72]

Ong

[@dieynglvfrevr]

you saved my studies today, thanks a lot.

[@burgundyboysyt2272]

I love this video help me so much please make more!!!

[@donnythomaskutty4405]

in my intellij ide groovy is given as a language other than java if i click java no groovy?

[@nooramina2661]

But when I add two more labels by this method I didn't work and displayed error.

[@gabrel-dias]

thank you very much! i'm learning java with Guanabara, but his course it's a bit outdated, so i need to use the intellij

[@l.aguirre5550]

como se hace para mover libremente los objetos?? boton, label, radiobutton??

[@JAMESCOSTAa]

EXCELLENT TUTORIAL !

[@quemaspana]

This video was PERFECT for what I needed. Thank you!!!!

[@user-ve4ku2sh8z]

are you using java jdk 17? im having trouble with 21

[@quemaspana]

@@user-ve4ku2sh8z Nope, I used 21.

[@shariyarshajid]

bro please upload more vids of java swing. this video really helped me.

[@burgundyboysyt2272]

ME TO

[@tahiraansari-su6oo]

from where u copy and paste set title

[@alqurankareem211]

sir my intellij (create listener) is not working which version should i have to go for that ???

[@Blindbuymovieguy]

I'm using version 20 of oracle jdk and when I use setSize in your example, I get an error when I use colons next to width and height

[@risto____6575]

same bro

[@nicolegeorge8659]

Use jdk 17 its a LTS (life time support) it has alot of advantages

[@samwilson7415]

where can I find the options for adding Menu bar and Menu buttons in this GUI form? I see buttons, label, textfields, textArea, etc... But I can't find the menu options anywhere

[@rizalazizfintech2264]

U right click at any component at Palette to add a component

[@georgeosborn421]

Somehow I didn't know this existed... I had just used a third-party plugin for IDEA in the end

[@MerveSoftware]

🎉

[@khanhmai862]

How the fk can you paste code at 4:45 ?

[@shamilAliyev92]

It's really best option to use Netbeans ide in order to create java Swing GUI applications. It's to much simply and doing most advanced things without a big effort

[@homeofcreation]

on 4:40 you can right-click and select Generate "form main" and bob is your uncle!

[@vh3104]

My apologies', but it is give nothing. Does will be continue?

[@SheikhMuhammadNawaz]

Can you please share s JAVA tutorial with SSMS from scratch to advance? Should be at least 10 hours.

[@calvinlloyd2517]

💀bro used light mode (FYI:joke)

[@ramzi9482]

Exception in thread "main" java.awt.IllegalComponentStateException: contentPane cannot be set to null. at java.desktop/javax.swing.JRootPane.setContentPane(JRootPane.java:586) at java.desktop/javax.swing.JFrame.setContentPane(JFrame.java:680) at com.pruebas.Pruebas.(Pruebas.java:17) at com.pruebas.Pruebas.main(Pruebas.java:42) why?