Comments on: JavaFX links of the week, June 14 http://fxexperience.com/2010/06/javafx-links-of-the-week-june-14/ Sharing the Experience of JavaFX Sun, 20 May 2012 22:41:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: rk tumuluri http://fxexperience.com/2010/06/javafx-links-of-the-week-june-14/comment-page-1/#comment-7656 rk tumuluri Thu, 24 Jun 2010 07:15:00 +0000 http://fxexperience.com/?p=864#comment-7656 Post JavaFX 1.3 ?. Hi all, I have'nt seen any published material that shares Oracle's plans for JavaFX, post 1.3. I am interested in many topics on that including the following. 1) SceneGraph technology : There has been sporadic mention of various scenegraph technologies/approaches being considered for the next-gen of JavaFX. In particular, I am curious on how 3D support will evolve. 2) Tooling : What happened to the publicly previewed "Authoring tool". When is it likely to be released ?. What will be the feature-set. 3) Where is the "showcase" app for JavaFX. Netbeans and OpenOffice seem good candidates for this effort. If JavaFX is being billed as the next-gen client-technology stack for the java world, then a large, complex, compelling, showcase app has to be developed using this technology. Ideally the development happens in the "open". Among other things we the early-developers of JavaFX can participate and/or learn. Much thanks /rk Post JavaFX 1.3 ?.

Hi all,

I have’nt seen any published material that shares Oracle’s plans for JavaFX, post 1.3. I am interested in many topics on that including the following.

1) SceneGraph technology : There has been sporadic mention of various scenegraph technologies/approaches being considered for the next-gen of JavaFX. In particular, I am curious on how 3D support will evolve.

2) Tooling : What happened to the publicly previewed “Authoring tool”. When is it likely to be released ?. What will be the feature-set.

3) Where is the “showcase” app for JavaFX. Netbeans and OpenOffice seem good candidates for this effort. If JavaFX is being billed as the next-gen client-technology stack for the java world, then a large, complex, compelling, showcase app has to be developed using this technology. Ideally the development happens in the “open”. Among other things we the early-developers of JavaFX can participate and/or learn.

Much thanks
/rk

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