The NetBeans Team is pleased to announce the release of NetBeans IDE 6.7.1, which supports the latest JavaFX SDK.
Download NetBeans 6.7.1 (A JavaFX-only download bundle is also available.)
NetBeans IDE 6.7.1 is an update to NetBeans IDE 6.7 and includes the...
1 replies - 22016 views - 07/27/09 by Tinu Awopetu in Announcements
Doing a custom control in JavaFX is a good practice to dive a little bit deeper into the concepts of a new gui library. See how easy it is to work with NumberSpinner and NumberTextField in JavaFX
0 replies - 1072 views - 02/08/12 by Thomas Bolz in Articles
Last week I wrote about how to create your own JavaFX control, using a DatePicker as an example. What is especially cool is that you can easily change the look and feel of any JavaFX control using CSS. For that purpose, we applied CSS-styles to several nodes...
3 replies - 3876 views - 01/02/12 by Toni Epple in Articles
This is big news. Quoting an email from the OpenJDK mailing list [via Developpez.com]:
As announced at JavaOne we (Oracle) would love to contribute JavaFX into OpenJDK as a new project called "JFX".
The email also enumerates the feature...
2 replies - 3556 views - 11/04/11 by Axel Rauschmayer in News
I have completed all three of my Progressive JavaFX 2.0 talks in California, at JavaOne 2011, Silicon Valley Code Camp at Foothills College and Silicon Valley JavaFX User Group at Oracle Conference Center.
1 replies - 1853 views - 10/16/11 by Peter Pilgrim in Articles
It's been a few weeks since Oracle announced the plans with JavaFX.
The JavaFX 2010-2011 roadmap is described at the JavaFX website. As
I expected, there were many discussions and opinions in the blogosphere
after the announcement. I took some time to read...
2 replies - 5299 views - 08/02/11 by Johan Vos in Articles
And it is rapidly approaching. 106,560 minutes or 1776 hours or rounded
10 weeks until the industry meets again in San Francisco! If you were
waiting for the content catalog,
it is finally there, too. With over 400 Sessions in 8 tracks this will
be a...
5 replies - 6627 views - 07/20/11 by Markus Eisele in News
Having been available for a few years now, there is a decent
body of work written for JavaFX using the JavaFX Script language. With the general availability announcement of JavaFX 2.0 Beta, the natural question arises about
converting the legacy code over to...
3 replies - 2527 views - 06/21/11 by Jim Connors in Articles
This afternoon, the Java FX 2.0 release was made available in public beta format, signifying another big step in Oracle's plan to make JavaFX a premier rich client platform.
0 replies - 24201 views - 05/26/11 by Jim Moscater in Daily Dose
The following article shows a categorization of Java / JVM
web-frameworks, considering different types of web applications. The
intention is to give an overview, not to start a flame war.
11 replies - 16514 views - 12/31/10 by Kai Wähner in Articles
“Just started on using the Swing JavaBuilder and i must say i like it. Just replaced 170 rules of Java code with only 13 lines YAML”
Comment posted the JavaBuilders forum
Swing JavaBuilder 1.1 is...
10 replies - 3066 views - 12/22/10 by Jacek Furmankiewicz in Announcements
Pivot 2.0 is expected to be released shortly and there are some great enhancements in this version. Just one that I'm excited about is the new SVG support, thanks to the integration of SVGSalamander. Using Pivot 2.0's Drawing class it is easy to load and...
9 replies - 6287 views - 11/02/10 by Thomas Buhr in Articles
Congratulations to the NetBeans developers for their hard, and speedy work! It seems like just yesterday that they were announcing the release of NetBeans 6.8 (6-7 months ago, actually). Now you can get your final release of NetBeans 6.9 today and...
9 replies - 25848 views - 06/16/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Articles
Twitter began using NoSQL last year as it rolled its systems onto the widely popular Cassandra system (used by large web properties such as Digg and Facebook). Apparently they're not satisfied with just one non-relational datastore, because they are...
0 replies - 11619 views - 06/13/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Daily Dose
JavaOne 2010 (alongside Oracle develop) is just four months away, and the anticipation is really boiling now. The blogosphere and twittersphere are abuzz with joyful recipients of JavaOne 2010 acceptance letters from Oracle this morning. Since Oracle...
41 replies - 15608 views - 05/11/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Articles
