The dispute about SWT vs Swing does not make any sense to me. As far as I am concerned, applications built on Swing is not a viable commercial product on the desktop. It is just too darn slow, and it simply cancels away the “productivity” hours (value) that a valuable piece of software is supposed to deliver. Sure, any programmer with a certain level of SWING sophistication could manually tweak the code and optimize its performance. Firstly there is like 1 out of 5 programmers with some sense of that, and secondly nothing beats having a an IDE like Jigloo that quickly brings up a bunch of user interfaces that performs as per expectations.

The previous version of the Enterprise Jewelry Software ( EJS ) was built using Java Swing for all its user interfaces. For a system that handles thousands of inventory, accounts transactions, supply chain management SWING interfaces just do not cut it. Fortunately for us ( and our clients ) SWING is finally shoo out of our doors, Innovez engineers rewrote the entire user interfaces using SWT interfaces and IT IS PERFECT !. The latest version of our jewelry software product excels on User Friendliness, Speed, and Ease of Connectivity. It has built in RFID capabilities that helps our clients to take productivity to the next level. PLUS we love the fact it is completely built on Java technology. The final product is due release end June … just 2 weeks away.

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