Desktop Java
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Tower Defense in JavaFX (4)
Ok, so far we’ve created a TileMap, displayed it on screen and made it editable in the first part. In…
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Something to hide? You need HiddenSidesPane
One of my Gantt chart users wanted to use as much real estate on the screen as possible and asked…
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JavaFX Custom Control – Nest Thermostat Part 3
Hi, after some discussions with my colleagues, I decided today to show that the css approach is not the only…
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JavaFX Custom Control – Nest Thermostat Part 2
I’ts been a while since I started to create the Nest thermostat FX custom control ! So last time, as…
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More Units with MoreUnit
Just over a year ago I wrote a post about working with JUnit in Eclipse. One of the commenters recommended…
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JavaFX Custom Control – Nest Thermostat Part 1
Tow weeks ago, I decided to spend some time watching some of the JavaOne talks about JavaFX, thanks to this…
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Java, the Steam controller and me
Do you ever wondered if you could use existing stuff for something new? I saw some footage of the so-called…
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Skinning in Java8 (JavaFX8)
There has been some changes in JavaFX8 regarding skinning, the most relevants of which are the new CSS API that…
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A Popup Editor for JavaFX 8
For the last couple of months I had the pleasure of working with JavaFX 8 in order to implement a…
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