On what now to write visualization in Java?

Question

Java

Actually not a programmer, so not in trend.
I wrote a couple of algorithms, I want to visualize them (now all the output is in the console).
What JAVA is currently relevant and promising to make a simple cross-platform GUI with graph visualization on it (to work under Linux / Windows at least), and at the same time learn how to use it a little.

Answer 1

Java FX.

Answer 2

"Promising Java-liba" - it somehow sounds very sad. Well, like "promising modifications of priors or viburnum." Yes, they are driven, and they are unique in their field, but I would like to see promising in the future not them, but other cars that in the future will be able to replace the fret with viburnum.
Desktop GUI in Java is written in either Swing or JavaFX. Nothing new has appeared in this area for a long time.
So google what there are standard tools and third-party plotting tools for Swing and for JavaFX, and compare them, which one is better in your case.

Answer 3

As far as I know, Swing does not support charts out of the box, unlike JavaFX.
Here you can see JavaFX examples with code and maps...

Answer 4

Swing is the best option

Answer 5

No.
Usually use Swing, but this is some kind of compromise.

Answer 6

jfreechart