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Been using java for years and never figured out a good way to make a real GUI. Their official GUI style code places buttons/objects in weird ways. There is a cardinal system method, where you say button A goes north, text field B goes west, etc, which van be very limited. There are some other ways like placing objects left to right, or wrapping around. Generally i dont like the lack of control on object placement. I wish there was an option like put button C at coordinates 300,150 , but I have not figured out an easy way to do that...
My main issue with Java is the memory and processing power it wastes, along with the issues it has with com ports . . . Python however has a much smaller user group, limiting support and available free source code . . .