Learn Java Tutorial 1.32- JPanels and BorderLayout

In this java tutorial we will learn about how to organize some of our graphics within separate panels. We then can adjust these panels to be on separate places on our frame, either the top, bottom, left, right, or center. We will be able to do this with the help of the BorderLayout.
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[@MurdaboMusic]

I've tried to get a simple pair of buttons on screen through many different tutorial/help functions but last episode finally did it :D everything else makes way better sense too, big ups on the series even if it's 2 yrs. old, can't wait to catch up and see your recent vids. Thank you for the awesome work you've done!

[@coolioschmoolio1]

Hit subscribe as he was thanking us for the support. Thank you for all the hard work Travis, your work is still teaching others like me 2 years after you made the videos. Definitely makes an impact on peoples' lives all around the world. Hope you always keep making tutorials!

[@stef1896]

frankly, without bullshits, this is the most useful java lesson i ever watched! and i watched a lot of java tutorials!

[@monkeybars101]

Been watchin' over the past few days, still going strong. Your the man Travis. Big love from New Zealand Chur Bro.

[@SoloJones]

Your videos are helping me a ton with my university CS. Thanks a lot, Travis!

[@victormarachovsky7648]

Your GUI tutorials is better then Backys GUI tutorial ! Keep Up!

[@benkramarczuk1]

I just started Java 3 weeks ago. Keep them coming! Thank you

[@sikandernawaz]

Sit Awesome Tutorial ,,,, i am able to do a complete layout after watching this one thanks a lot,,,,,,,,,,

[@JamackeynGubby]

This is the bit I am looking foward to!

[@skrymze]

Firstly thank you so much for the tutorial. For the FirstWindow class, you also need to declare a return type. I've added a void keyword to it and the super didn't work for me, so I also added a setTitle method as a substitute.

[@YengetoSan]

Thanks alot bro! This is an excellent tutorial...

[@thedeadmansradio]

Nice tutorial by the way.

[@MrEscamilla89]

great work again!

[@tejasdoond7614]

trav u r awesome buddy

[@thedeadmansradio]

Wow.. I was the first to watch this :D

[@goththug8908]

In case your code isn't compiling try adding //import java awt import java.awt.BorderLayout; //import ends This should help with the borderlayout

[@alexplatteeuw5363]

Goth Thug Thank you so much for the tip! i was spending hours trying to figure out why it didn't work

[@TheSultan9281]

*Do You LOVE Bacon?* "Obviously that should be a default yes..." LOL

[@lucasperotti7883]

great video tank you

[@TheRoberto300]

Is there anyway of displaying the JPanels? That would make the arranging quite a bit easier.

[@reetoch]

Can u add more than object to something with only 1 line of code? For example, p.add(b1, b2)?

[@salithatennakoon]

you're great...

[@vancruel27]

Where do you learn all this?

[@ShaharHarshuv]

I've tried to add the second check box to the first panel two, I noticed it disappeared from the first panel. can't the same object be in two different panels?

[@elliotrichmany9571]

Hi Travis, appreciate your videos they are really helpful. However, code worked but i was unable to get textfield/text area to work, it says local variable not used. What can i do?

[@cutecat3382]

Hi Why do we need to create second JPanel to add check boxes. Why cant we add them all on one panel? Thanks

[@spcfnz]

yeah, thats at least 2 people from NZ, so chur chur !

[@Greed2k12]

My computer feels special.

[@blaine373]

are you the same guy from thenewboston?

[@MsHaxmaster]

how do I set size for buttons?

[@dejanmicovic12]

button.setSize(int width, int height);

[@wackyjo7512]

I though "hmm, I don't like bacon, so I'll change the checkbox string to "do you love cheese?". 2 seconds later *facepalm*

[@Grosskev]

Great tutorial but it appears our panel killed the java VM... It crashed lol

[@EatMyVariables]

its bucky, im telling ya

[@JeanAlesiagain3]

oh.. ok.. that explains it.

[@asbat88]

I think its because he is using wireless mouse and the batteries are low indicating change. No virus ;)

[@Themostamazinguy]

Why do you keep importing everything? Just import javax.swing.*; to import all of javax.swing

[@dakotamcdonald5385]

Slows larger programs down, just bad to do and get used to.

[@Themostamazinguy]

***** Yeah I am, but it think it has to do more with my lack of knowledge being american. May I ask where you are from?

[@Themostamazinguy]

***** Hahah never in a million years would I be fat. My dad is from the middle east, and generally (at least not until recently have people been fat because of fast food) we will eat literally entire bowls of fruits stacked half a foot high. It's ridiculous. My mom's side are Swedish all the men on her side are lanky. I would have to deliberately try to gain weight.

[@iCrakken]

Themostamazinguy How interesting..

[@jonathangilliam2631]

that moment when it's 2015..

[@ghoststeam2172]

Instead of importing everything seperatly why now just Import javax.swing*; ?

[@Ursikos]

@marketanarchist2011 cool

[@Ursikos]

I was born in '93.

[@idleworkers]

Buckys bro? lol

[@ForestSkies]

y u no like bacon!

[@wackyjo7512]

Nope (apart from *thought). There must be something wrong with me XD

[@Burntherope11]

Im afraid there is something seriously wrong with you. Unless you misspelled your first sentence.

[@JeanAlesiagain3]

please don't use "apples", "tuna", "bacon".

[@DustanWebb]

No Thank you!!!

[@BartGBx]

no he just put that there as a joke

[@toxicitysocks]

So 1993 . . .