Webswing × webforJ: Modernising Java for the Web Era
Webswing and webforJ unite to bring Java desktop applications into the modern web era - fast, secure, and without code rewrites. Together, they ena…
Blog - Insights & Updates on Java Desktop Modernisation
Blog - Insights & Updates on Java Desktop Modernisation
From Java Desktop Chaos to Browser Simplicity
How a Global Insurance Leader Brought a 20-Year-Old Java Swing App into the Web Without Rewriting a Single Line of Code.
Meet us at DOAG Conference in Nuremberg, Germany 2025
Join us at DOAG Nuremberg from 18–21 November 2025 for in-depth sessions on Oracle technologies. Don’t miss the Forms Stream on Wednesday, …
From Compatibility Chaos to Engineering Calm
Years of OS updates turned a rock-solid Java Swing console into a maintenance headache. A global 5G provider adopted Webswing in a phased rollout, …
Webinar: Webswing 25.2 Release - Oracle Forms and new Features Demo
Join us to explore Webswing 25.2 including running Oracle Forms directly in the browser with no code changes and see live demos of new developer-fo…
Webswing 25.2 is released!
Webswing 25.2 introduces full support for running Oracle Forms applications directly in the browser - without any code changes. This marks a major …
The €1.5 Million Question: How a Healthcare Software Provider Modernised Its Legacy App Without Losing Momentum
Case Study: A German healthcare ISV moved a 20-year, 300k-LOC Java Swing hospital system to the browser in 3 months with Webswing with zero client …
Meet us at W-JAX in Munich, Germany 2025
Join us at W-JAX Munich from 3-7 November 2025 for engaging discussions and hands-on exploration of software innovations.
Meet us at Devoxx Belgium 2025 in Antwerp
Save the date! We’ll be at DEVOXX Belgium from 6-10 October 2025, ready to discuss the future of technology with you.
Why Webswing Is the Future-Proof Way to Modernize Java GUIs Without Rewriting
Legacy Java GUI apps don’t need a rewrite. Use Webswing to modernise how your Swing, SWT, JavaFX or Netbeans app is delivered. Securely, in the bro…
How to Automate Swing UI Testing in the Browser with Webswing and QF‑Test
Test Java Swing applications reliably in the browser with Webswing and QF‑Test. Automate your legacy GUI app without rewriting a line of code.
From Desktop to Browser: Java Swing, Java FX, SWT, and Netbeans Apps for the Web - Without Starting Over
Modernise your legacy Java desktop app — Swing, SWT, JavaFX, or NetBeans — without rewriting. Webswing runs your app in any browser with zero code …
Still Stuck with a Legacy Java GUI? Here’s How to Modernise Without a Full Rewrite
Still running a Java Swing, JavaFX, SWT or Netbeans app? Learn how to modernise without rewriting - using Webswing to deliver your legacy GUI app i…
Run Java Desktop Apps Directly in the Browser - No Code Changes Needed
Run Java desktop apps like Swing or JavaFX directly in the browser - no code changes needed. Discover how Webswing replaces Java Web Start and mode…
Still Using RDP to Run your Java Desktop Apps? There’s a Better Way
Unlike RDP-based delivery, Webswing doesn’t rely on agents or client installs. Your Java desktop app just runs in the brow…
Webswing Release 25.1 LTS
We’re excited to introduce Webswing 25.1, a release packed with new features, performance upgrades and developer-centric improveme…
Meet us at Devoxx London, UK 2025
We’re thrilled to be part of DEVOXX London, 7-9 May! Don’t miss your chance to connect with us and dive into exciting tech trends.
Meet us at JAX in Mainz, Germany 2025
After great experience from last year, we've decided to be a part of JAX, Mainz this year again. From 5-9 May 2025, we are thrilled to see all know…
Meet us at Devoxx Paris, France 2025
Webswing is headed to France. Meet us in person at Devoxx Paris conference to share thoughts, see demos, enjoy presentations and talk business.
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Why Rewriting Java Applications from Scratch is a Risk You Can’t Afford in 2025
In 2025, companies are facing budget constraints and the challenge of modernizing legacy Java applications. Instead of costly and risky rewrites, b…
Webswing release cycle explained
Last Article update March, 12th 2025 by Webswing Team
