JavaFX links of the week, June 19

by Jonathan Giles | Jun 18, 2017 | Links

• There are a bunch of updated libraries / apps this week, including:
  • FXGL (a JavaFX game library / engine),
  • FXForm 2 (dynamic JavaFX form generation),
  • TornadoFX (Kotlin framework for JavaFX),
  • VocabHunter (a foreign language training app), and
  • PikaTimer (a JavaFX race timing app)
• William Antonio has blogged about k-means and decision tree using Weka and JavaFX.
• Oliver Milke has written about getting started with Gluon Mobile – running JavaFX apps on iOS and Android.
• Andres Almiray has written about writing JavaFX applications with Kotlin.
• Christoph Nahr has posted about Myriarch for Java – which “attempts a precise real-time simulation of pre-gunpowder tactical warfare.”

JavaFX links of the week, June 12

by Jonathan Giles | Jun 11, 2017 | Links

A good number of links this week! Everyone is clearly working hard 🙂

• Gerrit Grunwald continues to add skins to TilesFX, his dashboard library for JavaFX.
• Tom Eugelink has written about ‘the art of waiting‘, where he looks into asynchronous communication with APIs such as CompleteableFuture, RxJava, and JDeferred.
• William Antonio has written a cool post displaying an app that recognises handwritten digits using Deeplearning4j and JavaFX.
• Johan Vos has written about taking a closer look at JavaFX.
• Alexej Sailer has open source a simple graphs library for JavaFX.
• Andres Almiray has posted about how to ‘boost your JavaFX applications with Griffon‘.
• The Musicott music manager / player continues to be developed. As an open source project using a number of other open source libraries, it is a good project for others to consider learning from.