Greetings! We have an app project. It is about making a job-hunting application where employers can create a job listing and people can find recommended jobs (with regards to their background/personal information) for them. We need to use BFS algorithm for this. We are thinking of using Java for the back-end. For the front-end, however, we don't know if it would be easier for us to use Java's GUI (swing) instead of coding it in another language. We have no experience connecting a frontend to a backend yet. Regarding Javax swing, we have a basic knowledge of it. We are limited by time (around a month). I would like to ask for your advice. Thank you.
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if you're familiar with swing then you should just use that i guess? if there's no strict requirement to make it a webapp
we were taught how to do popup boxes with text/textbox with swing. So either way, we gotta learn how to do it (almost) from scratch.
yeah, i think we are free to use anything
the most important thing is to implement the BFS algorithm in searching for recommended jobs
follow-up question: Is JavaFX better/easier than Swing?
I´m leaning more towards JavaFX since it supports CSS
not that I know CSS, but at least I can customize it better
thanks (might wait for others' opinions until tomorrow)
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