Thinlet-Helper 1.0

Thinlet-Helper is a library developed by beanizer.org that provides additional features and utilities for working with Thinlet, a lightweight Java GUI toolkit.

Thinlet-Helper offers simplified event handling, easier component creation and management, dynamic layout adjustments, improved data binding capabilities, and various utility methods to enhance Thinlet development.

You can include Thinlet-Helper library in your Java project by downloading the JAR file from beanizer.org and adding it to your project's dependencies. You will also need to have Thinlet library in your classpath.

Thinlet-Helper works with Thinlet 0.9.28 and later versions. It is recommended to use the latest available version of both libraries for compatibility and access to the latest features.

Yes, Thinlet-Helper provides enhanced data binding capabilities, allowing you to easily bind data models to GUI components and automate synchronization between them.

Yes, comprehensive documentation including usage examples, tutorials, and API references can be found on beanizer.org's website. You can also refer to the source code and sample applications provided with the library.

No, Thinlet-Helper is a third-party library developed independently by beanizer.org. It extends the functionality of Thinlet but is not officially associated with the Thinlet project.

Yes, Thinlet-Helper is released under the MIT license, which allows you to use it freely in both commercial and non-commercial projects. The library's source code is also available for modification and customization.

Yes, contributions to Thinlet-Helper are welcome. You can participate in the project by reporting issues, suggesting improvements, or submitting pull requests on the GitHub repository hosted by beanizer.org.

While Thinlet-Helper provides additional features for working with Thinlet, you may also consider other GUI libraries for Java such as Swing, JavaFX, or SWT depending on your requirements and preferences.