ControlsFX

The big news from the last week is the release of JavaFX 11. Kevin Rushforth announced this on the openjfx-dev mailing list, and linked to the brand new OpenJFX.io site produced by Gluon. Speaking of Gluon, they also did a JavaFX 11 release announcement and mentioned the availability of the JavaFX long term support offering […]

Apologies for the radio silence recently – travel makes keeping on top of my blogging duties a little bit more difficult. Here’s the latest links – enjoy! 🙂 Dirk Lemmermann has open sourced the WorkbenchFX library, which was carried out by Marco ... [More] Sanfratello and François Martin, students from the FHNW University in Switzerland. Dirk is also encouraging […] [Less]

Gerrit Grunwald has created a morphing clock skin for the Medusa – very nice 🙂 Almas Baimagambetov has updated FXGL, the JavaFX Game Library project. It is becoming very nicely polished now 🙂 Brian Young has an article on how to do drag and drop using the JavaFX TreeView control. Pedro DV has posted a […]

A quiet week in the land of Java desktop, with only a few links to share. Nonetheless, I hope you all enjoy 🙂 Pedro DV has more progress on his fluent design style for JavaFX, this week adding a Toggle Switch control to the offering. Andres Almiray has two posts. Firstly, a ‘Griffon Mythbusters‘ post, […]

I’m back from my travels last week and have a few links to share – enjoy! 🙂 Tom Schindl has posted about supporting OpenJFX 11 from JDK11 onwards in e(fx)clipse. Pedro DV has posted about fluent designs for ComboBox and ScrollBar. Carl Walker has posted about aligning labels with type-safe CSS using TornadoFX. GOXR3PLUS STUDIO has a […]

A quiet week this week! Pedro DV has another post on JMetro, with a bunch of improvements for radio buttons, check box, menus, and choice boxes. Rob Walker has a blog post about TornadoFX TableView styling.

Heaps of good links this week – enjoy! Johan Vos announced that JavaFX 11 early access builds are now available in Maven Central, and the final release is on track for release in September (with JDK 11). This is really cool as we are getting to the point where JavaFX is decoupled from and able […]

Here are the latest links. Enjoy 🙂 Andres Almiray has forked JavaFXMDI and created DesktopPaneFX. Both projects are MDI-style components, similar to the JDesktopPane in Swing. Gerrit Grunwald has created a really cool GradientPicker control. Dirk ... [More] Lemmermann has published a JavaFX tip on the ‘managed’ property in JavaFX and what it means. David Gilbert has […] [Less]

It’s been a stupendously long time since the last ‘weekly’ roundup, and for that I apologise profusely! I’ve been caught up doing a heap of travelling, getting sick, more travelling, and then trying to fit some work around the edges. Not to mention, I’m also trying to contribute a chapter on JavaFX UI controls to […]

A quiet week this week, which is fine for me as I get over a lingering flu. Enjoy! 🙂 Abhinay Argarwal has written about how to create FXML-friendly JavaFX UI controls. Pedro Duque Vieira has blogged about his Parallax Pane control. CustomStage v1.3.1 is out and has additional features for JavaFX application development, including FileLoader […]