This sessions shows how to use SceneBuilder and JavaFX to rapidly prototype, evolve, and deploy exciting embedded UIs for the Internet of Things (IoT). It explores using SceneBuilder’s integration with your favorite IDE to enable quick and seamless UI development and deployment to OSGi-based embedded systems, no wires, no muss, …
This video shows you how to take advantage of the new features of Java 8 in a JavaFX application. Learn how to effectively use Lambda expressions, Streams, Date & Time, etc to make your life easier.
This presentation introduces you to the JavaFX 2 platform from the perspective of a seasoned Java developer. Learn the breadth of JavaFX APIs through several examples. If you have heard about JavaFX before but were not sure about taking the plunge, now is the time to see what you have …
As with any other UI library, you need a test driver to automate JavaFX testing : a tool that simulates user events. But it takes more than that to build an effective process. Because automation time is spent mainly in test creation and test maintenance, you need a few more …
e(fx)clipse is a tooling and runtime platform built for, with, and on the Eclipse framework. It supports developers who are writing applications with the new JavaFX 2.0 toolkit and building enterprise-ready applications leveraging OSGi as a runtime platform.
This session covers the new JavaFX 2.0 release which includes pure Java APIs, Swing integration and an embeddable browser component. It also showcases HTML5 technologies such as jQuery and WebGL. The video presents an interactive example of JavaFX 2.0 and HTML5 content working together to create a unified application.
