JavaFX News, Demos and Insight // FX Experience

[...] more extensive and interactive demo for Orson Charts.” Great stuff That was the quickest JavaFX links post ever – sorry about the rush, things are a bit manic at the moment! In any case, [...]

Another week has rolled by, and so have another batch of links. This week is a little quiet, owing mainly to the pre-JavaOne quiet period that seems t [...]

A relatively quiet week this week, with most people probably heads-down on JavaOne preparations by now. In any case, what we have below are some very [...]

Another week of links. Enjoy! I rolled out yet another Scenic View 8.0.0 developer preview build to get more feedback. This build included subscene s [...]

[...] , behind the scenes of afterburner.fx and finally he gave a walk through of floyd. Jens Deters has announced that MQTT.fx 0.0.7 has been released. This release includes ‘scripting [...]

[...] , Danno Ferrin, Ryan Jaeb, Jean-François Henrard, John Malc, Sven Reimers, Stefan Saring, Jens Deters, and myself. Well, that’s all for now. If you’re keeping up with the ControlsFX [...]

[...] accounting & cash register system for garage sales, flee markets and even large events. Jens Deters has a post about creating a JavaFX user interface that drives a stepper motor connected to a [...]

[...] ! JavaFX Danno Ferrin has announced the release of version 8.1 of the Maven JavaFX Plugin. Jens Deters has released MQTT.fx 0.0.9. Vinumeris has announced that an alpha version of Lighthouse [...]

[...] iOS devices. I’ll be posting an interview with Johan and Niklas in the coming week. Hendrik Ebbers has a bunch of blog posts, including on the topics of ‘JavaOne 2014 Slides‘, ‘Iconify [...]

[...] Today I have an interview with Hendrik Ebbers. For those new to this series, here are the people who have been interviewed so far: Eugene [...]

[...] post about how he uses mqtt-spy (another MQTT app written in JavaFX). Very interesting! Hendrik Ebbers has posted a video on his blog of Sven Ruppert and himself presenting on the topic ‘how [...]

[...] of this release is that it includes a helper API to call methods that throw exceptions. Hendrik Ebbers has been busy, blogging five separate posts this past week. They were titled ‘Concurrency in [...]

[...] Today I have an interview with Johan Vos. For those new to this series, here are the people who have been interviewed so far: Eugene [...]

[...] year (my wife and I are expecting our first kid in December, so I have to be a good husband)! Johan Vos has blogged about the addition of writeback support to DataFX. With writeback support it is [...]

[...] , which is a new CSS style for JavaFX designed for touch screens and embedded devices. Finally, Johan Vos and Hendrik presented on DataFX, which is “the best way to get real-world data into your [...]

[...] for JavaFX support, he is an excellent person to reach out to. I am so pleased to see that Johan Vos and his fellow authors have announced that their book, Pro JavaFX 8, has finally been released. [...]

[...] it’ll be mutually beneficial and will allow DataFX to become even more fully-featured. Dirk Lemmermann has blogged about a new ‘Popup Editor’ control he has developed. Funnily enough [...]

[...] and Scenic View. If you’re working on a project for JavaOne (or just in general), good luck! Dirk Lemmermann has another JavaFX tip: Define Icons in CSS. Alexander Casall has a post on how to test [...]

[...] application to an animated GIF. Secondly, he has created the stacker game in JavaFX. Dirk Lemmermann has added editing capabilities to his (commercial) FlexCalendarFX library. Looks very [...]

[...] Brouillard has announced that CSSFX has been merged into Scenic View master branch. Dirk Lemmermann has released version 1.2.0 of his (commercial) FlexGanttFX library. There are a huge [...]

[...] .” Anyway, if you have already used Optional, this will all look very familiar.” Tom Schindl has posted that e(fx)clipse 0.9.0 has been updated to Kepler SR2. If you’re using e( [...]

[...] is also available. This one is called mqtt-spy, and also looks like a very polished project. Tom Schindl has been working on some JavaFX-based filesystem viewers. Very handy! Pance Cavkovski has [...]

[...] . Finally, he has also blogged about the recordings of his JavaOne talks being available. Tom Schindl has blogged about displaying and editing large (styled) texts in JavaFX. Michael Heinrichs has [...]

[...] soon be over – time is absolutely flying. Here’s the links from the last week – enjoy. Tom Schindl has been working on a TextEditor Framework with e4 and JavaFX (including jdt and nashorn) [...]

[...] classes where it would otherwise fail (e.g. converting a String to a DateFormat instance). Pedro Duque Vieira has a post about what is new in JavaFX 8.0, listing off a lot of the nice features coming [...]

[...] .x and 8.x. If you’re a Scala fan, then you should definitely check this library out. Pedro Duque Vieira has blogged about adding ProgressBar support in his JavaFX Metro stylesheet. Geertjan [...]

[...] post talks about the same application as in part one, but using Groovy instead of Java. Pedro Duque Vieira has blogged about the addition of a ToggleSwitch control to JFXtras, which also includes a [...]

[...] SnapCode, his IDE and RAD tool for education, entertainment and the enterprise. Pedro Duque Vieira updated his JMetro sliders I linked to last week to fix up the issue where the fill [...]

[...] are referred to interchangeably as ‘alerts’ as well. At the most basic end of the spectrum, JavaFX API could consist of little more than API akin to the JavaScript Alert API (where the only [...]

[...] 2.3.x as well as Java 8 and JavaFX 8. Tomas Mikula continues to write excellent posts on JavaFX API and his ReactFX project. This week he has a post on timers in JavaFX and ReactFX. Johan [...]

[...] passed on to Hendrik, to help improve future editions of the book (which I hope there are as JavaFX API evolves quite rapidly). The early chapters of the book give a good introduction to the basics [...]

[...] interesting blog posts this week. Firstly, he has blogged about how to use CSS as part of the JavaFX API to make styling custom controls easier and more consistent with the built-in JavaFX controls. [...]

[...] Since the initial JavaFX dialogs post here on FXExperience, the JavaFX dialogs discussion has been going gangbusters, most of it at the Jira issue over at RT-12643. Now [...]

[...] more friendly on some touch devices. Dialogs consist of a number of areas, and what the JavaFX dialogs consist of is still up for discussion. However, some common areas include the title area, the [...]

[...] in ControlsFX is not to your liking, Ryan Gilera has created SimpleDialogFX – another API for JavaFX dialogs. That’s all folks. Catch you all next week! [...]