Stephan van Hulst wrote:I like Salvin's approach, but make sure the fields are private and final.
Stephan van Hulst wrote:StickyNotes can be immutable.
salvin francis wrote:
Stephan van Hulst wrote:StickyNotes can be immutable.
Hmm, Maybe no since I see a transition of a note from Doing > Done > Ready. Unless I have misunderstood the kanban board meaning ?
Ian Tail wrote:
Especially as I'd like to build a GUI for this, and have the categories as physical columns, and the objects/stickies as coloured squares that can be moved across the columns as the category changes
Ian Tail wrote:Didn't know about JavaFX, and just having a brief check on it, it'd seem JavaFX might once I've got to grips with Java Swing first. That sound fair?
Although, it does sound like JavaFX offers more individual/unique skin design options... Which is nice
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Ian Tail wrote:Hi all,
this is my first program that I'm trying to build... and I'm having trouble with where to begin...
Does this sound like the best way to go....?
Sticky class to create the sticky, with title and info.
Then a ready class with array to hold ready stickies, a doing class with array to hold doing stickies and a done class with array to hold done stickies.
Then a board class to create a board to hold the 3 arrays.
Sorry, any help would be greatly appreciated
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