Echoes from the Tadukooverse

This post is part of my Java Look and Feel Journey. See this post  for more details and table of contents (and to find a proper tutorial when it's available). That post will also guide you to another tutorial on using Java's Components & Layouts, so you can make a program to actually see the Look & Feel changes. At this point in the journey, you'd only need the first post , to have a button on screen to see the changes to it, but going further in that series is fine too. This is part 9 of the "Journey" posts. Follow this link for part 1: Getting Started  or this link for the previous part: 8. Make Paint Great Again In case you missed it, Tadukoo Util  had its Alpha v.0.1 release recently. ( See here for Releases post ). Also, if you look at The Tadukooverse Master Plan , you'll see that Tadukoo Look & Feel is the next milestone in Tadukoo Util. So basically now I need to focus on Tadukoo Look & Feel according to my own plans. I took a break for...

 Tadukoo Util Alpha v.0.1 was released earlier today. It represents the first piece of software released by Tadukooverse, and the first piece of software I have personally released in over four years, so it's a major milestone for me. Tadukoo Util is a collection of useful utilities for any project. It's released under the MIT license so it's very free for anyone to use for their projects. For more information about Tadukoo Util, check out its project page . For Javadocs for Tadukoo Util, visit this page . This release represents the first release for Tadukoo Util of the following modules: Tadukoo Annotation Processor - provides @AnnotationProcessor and AnnotationUtil for making Annotations Tadukoo Lang - provides common basic utilities such as StringUtil and Tuples Tadukoo Util - provides common utilities that are more advanced, such as MultiMap, ManyToManyMap, and Throwing Functional Interfaces While the following modules are included, they should not be considered offici...