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JavaFX Book | Learn JavaFX More In Depth [closed]

JavaFX is a constantly changing thing, but appears to have been mostly standardized by Oracle releasing most of it as open source (and the rest to follow very shortly), and JavaFX becoming part of the ...
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is it possible to write web applications with java fx? [closed]

is it possible to write web applications with java fx? I heard java fx support full java core functionality and have a better media and graphics support
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Dynamic items on JavaFX interface

I am looking to build an application similar to Blocky. For that I will be using JavaFX. I am working on prototypes atm. It appears that JavaFX UIs are generally made using Scene Builders. I am still ...
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Using MVC in a Java app

I need to write a cross-platform GUI application to process (in multiple threads) and visualize fairly large quantities of data. Ideally the application should be relatively fast and look good. The ...
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JavaFX 2.0 vs Qt for cross platform stand-alone application [closed]

I need a bit of advice from you developers who deal with cross-platform applications (specifically programs with a GUI). I will be creating an application soon that needs to be cross-platform and so ...
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Do you start migrating your Swing project to JavaFX [closed]

I have a 4 years old project which is written in Swing + SwingX. Currently, it is still alive and still kicking. However, as more GUI related feature requests coming in (For instance, a sortable tree ...
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Does JavaFX have a future? [closed]

I have not intended to hash and rehash the same matter, but just to decide, what to learn first (JavaFX, Flex, HTML5, etc.) I would pull through a kind of survey, especially as the recent similar ...
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What are these different Java versions for?

I am just about to start my Java journey, ( I've already dabbled in C++) but I am getting really confused about all the different versions of Java: JavaSE JavaEE JavaFX etc. Can someone explain ...