GUI Creation Framework Performance


Remember that in a race everyone runs, but only one person gets the prize. You also must run in such a way that you will win. 1 Corinthians 9:24 (NLT)

The performance of interactive systems is a significant part of a user's perception of overall system performace. For an application to be successful, a user must possess the ability to interact with the application easily. A graphical user interface (GUI) is one mechanism to allow easy interaction between the user and the application. We are specifically interested in the performance analysis of GUI creation frameworks. Currently, our empirical analyses have focused on the performance of the Thinlet and Swing GUI creation frameworks. In our experiments, we measure the event handling latency and the memory and processor usage patterns of case study applications that are implemented in the selected GUI creation frameworks.

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Project Team:

  • Gregory M. Kapfhammer (Allegheny College)
  • Robert S. Roos (Allegheny College)
  • Christopher Howell (Allegheny College)
  • Anthony Casini (Allegheny College)

This research project is supported by research and travel grants from the Department of Computer Science and the Dean's Office at Allegheny College. Please refer to Research for a complete listing of my current research activities.


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