knowgaurav / java-clock-app

Our Clock App GitHub repository showcases a Java Swing-based timekeeping solution that combines analog and digital clocks in one elegant interface.

Java Clock App

Our Clock App GitHub repository showcases a Java Swing-based timekeeping solution that combines analog and digital clocks in one elegant interface. The app allows users to view the time in both formats and set alarms for important events. With a user-friendly design and approximately 1100 lines of meticulously crafted Java code, the Clock App offers a seamless and intuitive experience for all users.
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Table of Contents

1. About The Project
   • Built With
2. About
3. License
4. Contact
5. Acknowledgments

About The Project

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Details

Clock App: A Java Swing-based Timekeeping Solution

Welcome to our GitHub repository for the Clock App project! In this repository, we present a simple, elegant, and feature-rich clock application that combines both analog and digital timekeeping in one convenient package. Developed using the Java Swing Framework, our clock app offers an intuitive graphical user interface (GUI) for a seamless user experience.

Key Features:

1. Analog and Digital Clock: Our clock app provides users with the option to view the time in both analog and digital formats. The analog clock panel offers a traditional clock face with hour and minute hands, while the digital clock panel displays the time in a clear and easily readable format.

2. Alarm Functionality: Users can also set alarms using the alarm panel. The app allows users to specify the time for the alarm to go off, providing a helpful reminder for important events or activities.

3. Java Swing GUI Components: We have utilized a variety of Java Swing components, such as JLabel, JButton, JTextArea, and JPanel, to create a visually appealing and interactive interface for the app.

Project Structure:

The project consists of four classes:

1. AnalogClockPanel: This class handles the rendering and updates for the analog clock panel.

2. DigitalClockPanel: This class manages the display of the digital clock panel.

3. AlarmPanel: Responsible for handling alarm settings and triggering alarm notifications.

4. Main: This class contains the main method to execute the application and display the JFrame that houses the three clock panels.

Line Count:

Our codebase contains approximately 1100 lines of pure Java code, thoughtfully written and conceptualized by hand to ensure the app's efficiency and functionality.

Benefits:

• All-in-One Solution: Our clock app combines the traditional charm of an analog clock with the modern convenience of a digital display, all while offering alarm functionality in one comprehensive package.

• User-Friendly Interface: The Java Swing GUI components and thoughtful design make the app easy to use and visually appealing for users of all ages.

• Open Source: As an open-source project, our repository encourages collaboration, contributions, and improvements from the community, ensuring ongoing enhancements and refinements to the app.

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License

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE.txt for more information.

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Contact

Gaurav Singh - @knowgaurav01 - [email protected]

Project Link: https://github.com/knowgaurav/java-clock-app

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