Desktop Java
-
“Metro” Table For Java (JavaFX)
Hi again, this time the TableView “Metro” style gets added to the JMetro JavaFX theme. This amps up the JMetro…
Read More » -
JavaFX Tip 30: ScrollPane with DropShadow
In one of my projects I recently noticed that it was hard for the user to see whether the content…
Read More » -
JavaFX Tip 29: Make Layouts Ignore Invisible Nodes
Back in the days when I was still implementing UIs in Swing I used to be a big fan of…
Read More » -
Desktop UIs Will Stay Alive Thanks to Web Technologies
To understand what’s wrong with Java desktop apps, let’s take a look at the new features of JavaFX, a leading…
Read More » -
Reactive GWT
Introduction Reactive programming’s popularity has tremendously grown over the last 4 or 5 years. This can tell us that the…
Read More » -
New Parallax Control For Java (JavaFX)
Introduction Parallax is a visual effect where you combine two layered images moving at different speeds to achieve a sense…
Read More » -
Outputting the given, when, then, Extending Spock
Spock is a Java testing framework, created in 2008 by Peter Niederwieser a software engineer with GradleWare, which facilitates amongst…
Read More » -
GWT HTTP requests alternatives
For several reasons, many GWT users ditched the RPC mechanism which is the standard way offered by GWT to call…
Read More » -
Serializing/Deserializing Json in GWT
JSON & GWT There was recently an interesting discussion in GWT Users group about best practices for serializing/deserializing JSON in…
Read More »
