G-Lib, a Weighted Grade Point Average Library For Java

Hello everyone. I'm more than happy to announce the release of G-Lib 1.2, one of my programming projects. The name 'G-Lib' Stands for 'Grader Library'.

What is G-Lib?
G-Lib is a java-based library  that can be used to create a custom grade point average (GPA) scales and use them to grade any thing that needs a weighted grading scale. It can be used to grade courses, quizzes, homeworks and even more. The simplest use of the library is to create a GPA calculator using out of 4 or 5 scale. But the library does not limit the developer to only this. It can be used in many other ways.

You can read more about the library and the idea behind it by visiting the following link: Introduction to G-Lib. 

Library Features:

• The ability to grade any thing uses weighted grading scale (Generics support).
• Support for the most commonly used weighted scales.
• Support for creating custom grading scales.
• Support for event handlers.

Library Information:

• Library Name: G-Lib
• Latest Version: 1.2
• Release Date: 29/4/2017
  
• URL: https://www.programmingacademia.com/en/java/g-lib/intro
• Download URL (JDK7): https://programmingacademia.com/downloads/software/g-lib/grader-lib-1.2-jdk1.7.0_80.jar

• Download URL (JDK8): https://programmingacademia.com/downloads/software/g-lib/grader-lib-1.2-jdk1.8.0_111.jar

• License:  Click Here to Read

 Here are few resources that can help in getting started with G-Lib:

•  G-Lib Classes and Interfaces.
• Basic Usage of G-Lib
• Grading Multiple Items
• Creating Custom Grading Scale
• Event Handlers
• Record Events
• Gradable Item Events
• Record Grader as a Listener

In case you needed any help regarding anything, please feel free to contact me using this blog or by using  the following email: support@programmingacademia.com.


Last Updated: 29/4/2017