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JavaFX 2.0 Bar and Scatter Charts (and JavaFX 2.1 StackedBarCharts)
JavaFX 2.0 provides built-in capabilities for generating charts, a capability found within the javafx.scene.chart package. In this post, I look at creating bar charts and a scatter ...
Building Games Using the MVC Pattern – Tutorial and Introduction
One useful architecture pattern in game development is the MVC (model-view-controller) pattern. It helps separate the input logic, the game logic and the UI (rendering). The usefulness ...
PopupMenu in JavaFX 2
Creating Popup Menus To create a Popupmenu in JavaFX you can use the ContextMenu class. You add MenuItems to it and can also create visual separators using SeparatorMenuItem.In the ...
Java Swing Tic-Tac-Toe
Hello people! Wow its been a while since I posted something here…! I must say I really miss writing stuff and I promise I wont get into a ‘writer’s block’ again. Hopefully ...
Graphics Tutorial
As we all know that we can make games with the help of java libraries that provide us with the graphics needed for making them. So today I will be starting a very new section on Java ...
Book Review: JavaFX 2.0: Introduction by Example
Although Oracle’s changes to JavaFX at JavaOne 2010 and JavaOne 2011 have converted me from a skeptic to a believer when it comes to JavaFX, the shift in JavaFX vision has not ...
Integrating JavaFX 2.0 with Swing and SWT
One of the improvements in JavaFX with JavaFX 2.0 has been greater ease of interoperability with Swing and SWT. Several online resources document how this is done. These include Integrating ...
What I Learnt about JavaFX Today
In case you haven’t heard, JavaFX 2 is the new Desktop / web / client framework for Java. It’s had a considerable overhaul since JavaFX 1 (which was frankly not that impressive). ...
Migrating from JavaFX 1.3 to JavaFX 2.0
Some days ago I finished migrating the source code of Modellus from JavaFX 1.3 script to JavaFX 2.0 java language. So I thought it would be nice to write about what I’ve learned in ...
JavaOne is Rebuilding Momentum
Just finished up an extremely busy week at JavaOne and there was a lot to like about this year’s event. There were plenty of surprise announcements, lots of good content/sessions, ...
