Java Frameworks and UI Quiz

Well-defined environment that exposes toolkits, functions or algorithms that can be used to develop new applications. It contains specific structure for creating applications, building executable version of applications, and sometimes including mechanism for deploying and/or running an application.

Is a library of precomposed UI objects and predefined set of events or routines that are composed from the lower level UI software layer

Essential part of a graphical user interface (GUI) that displays information or provides a specific way for users to interact with the operating system or application. It include icons, menus, buttons, selection and text boxes, progress indicators, on-off checkmarks, scroll bars, windows, toggle buttons, forms, and even images

Supported by Oracle, this framework comes with in-depth and complex documentation features and plays an important part in the Java Enterprise Edition.

This is an open-source framework that is used to create elegant, aesthetically pleasing Java applications. The functions of this framework are based on the Model-View-Controller (MVC) approach.

Supported by Apache Software Foundation, this is a lightweight Web framework built for designing simple but elegant applications in a component-based language that is useful and responsive

Pertains to an established modular approach for interactive program development where the core computation and interface parts are developed in a modularized method and are combined flexibly. This kind of development is often based on the user interface (UI) toolkit, which provides the abstraction for the interface part.

Also known as MVC architecture, is a well-known three-layer framework used in developing and implementing user interfaces, especially Web applications, on computers. It divides a given software application into three (3) interconnected parts to separate internal representations of data and information from the ways that information is presented to or accepted from the user

The designers of the programming language. One of the first object-oriented and modular languages in the programming history

specifies the logical structure of data and the associated high-level classes in a software application. It is a domain-specific representation of the data that describes the processes in an application.

Involves all the user interface (UI) logic in a software application, which also presents the application’s user interface as an output. It renders the model into a form that is suitable for user interaction.

Serves as an interface between the model and the view components. It processes all the business logic and incoming requests and input, manipulates data using the model component, and interacts with the views to render the final output of a software application