Quick Tour

One powerful feature of GUIKit is to make it easy for users to load and execute prepackaged custom user interfaces whenever they need them.

Load the GUIKit` package before calling any GUIKit functions.

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Here we execute an existing GUIKit definition and, after closing the dialog, the current values of the calculations are returned as results back to Mathematica.

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Here is a screen shot of what the previous interface would look like on a typical platform.

GUIKit also provides a convenient Mathematica expression syntax for defining and executing your own simple or complex user interfaces:

Here we create a simple resizable dialog with three very common user interface components.

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The following slide show provides a quick introduction to building your own user interface definitions with GUIKit.
Building with GUIKit Slide Show