JavaFX links of the week, June 27

by Jonathan Giles | Jun 26, 2016 | Links

Apologies for missing last week, I was sick and didn’t really feel like bringing myself to the computer. I probably missed some news in the past week, so apologies if I missed your news. Let me know and I’ll include it next week.

• Ferenc Tóth has been building templateFX, a JavaFX UI definition and reconcilation library, written in Scala.
• Hermien Pellissier has blogged about using JavaFX in a NetBeans Platform application.
• Gluon has created a contest to encourage developers to create cool apps written with Gluon Mobile, and has some pretty cool prizes for the winners. Gluon has also posted a media page to give easy access to the videos about Gluon software.

JavaFX links of the week, June 13

by Jonathan Giles | Jun 12, 2016 | Links

Lots of great links this week from the community. Enjoy! 🙂

• Tom Schindl announced the release of e(fx)clipse 2.4.0, which is a release primarily focused on the code editor framework.
• Michael Hoffer was interviewed about his visual programming research and other activities in the Java community.
• Robert Smith and Tony McCrary have a video online about their ‘adventures in 3D with Eclipse ICE and JavaFX‘. This includes “how the JavaFX 3D API works and lessons learned during the migration of an existing 3D tool to JavaFX 8’s 3D API.”
• Peter Rogge has published part three of his series on building SokubanFX, this time focusing on ‘stabilization from the prototype‘.
• Somehow I missed the news that Gluon released Gluon Mobile 3.0.0 on May 30th.
• Gluon announced this week the Gluon VM project, a Java VM designed to support Java 9 on mobile devices, along with AOT, JIT, and runtime interpretation modes. This was expanded on in an InfoQ article / interview by Victor Grazi.
• Jyloo Software has announced the first beta release of SyntheticaFX, a pure JavaFX library port of Synthetica for Swing.

JavaFX links of the week, June 6

by Jonathan Giles | Jun 5, 2016 | Links

A quieter week this week, which suits me just fine as I’m supposed to be on holiday today! Anyway – keep up all the hard work folks and enjoy the links from the community 🙂

• Alexander Kouznetsov from Oracle and José Pereda from Gluon have published a long article on converting an existing OpenJFX application to a mobile application using Gluon.
• Gerrit Grunwald has posted yet another of his Friday Fun Components.
• Christoph Nahr has been working on a Java class diagram drawing tool that I some how missed. He has just recently released another update to resolve some bugs.

JavaFX links of the week, May 30

by Jonathan Giles | May 29, 2016 | Links

May 30th, how time flies!

• Last week Gluon announced JavaFX 3D support for iOS and Android, and this week the source code for the 3D Rubik’s cube was released.
• Gerrit Grunwald is having another of his Java(FX) barbecues on Saturday, July 2nd. If you are in his general location, you’re welcome to attend.
• Edvin Syse has released TornadoFX 1.4.9, which includes improved support for clipboard, context menus, TreeTableView, and preferences. TornadoFX is a lightweight JavaFX Framework for Kotlin.
• Thomas Nield has released RxJavaFX 0.0.7.

JavaFX links of the week, May 23

by Jonathan Giles | May 22, 2016 | Links

• Gluon had two big announcements this week. Firstly, that Scene Builder 8.2.0 has been released with built-in Maven repo support (for downloading control libraries, etc automatically), and secondly that JavaFX 3D support has now been added for iOS and Android devices. Very exciting.
• I interviewed Tai and Ajo from Vero Analytics on their JavaFX software that has seen a lot of interest already from Netflix and Mozilla.
• Gerrit Grunwald has published two of his ‘Friday Fun Components’, both of which look very cool.
• Rob Terpilowski has announced the release of GMapsFX 2.0.6.
• David Bimamisa has blogged about adding multi-user multi-touch capabilities to his graph editor project.

JavaFX links of the week, May 16

by Jonathan Giles | May 15, 2016 | Links

• Edvin Syse has added support for forms in his TornadoFX library, which is a lightweight JavaFX framework for Kotlin.
• Heiko Rupp has a blog post introducing HawkFX, an inventory browser for Hawkular.
• Peter Rogge has published part two in his series on creating a SokubanFX game.
• Rob Terp has announced the release of GMapsFX 2.0.5. GMapsFX is a “Java library that makes it extremely easy to add a Google Map to a JavaFX application”.
• Dirk Lemmermann has updated his websites to gather them all under one domain now, for his commercial products, services, and blog.