Desktop Java
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OpenMap Tutorial 3 – Build a basic map application using the MapHandler – Part 2
1. Introduction In the previous tutorial we saw how the MapHandler can wire up various components together (more specifically classes…
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Should Oracle Spring Clean JavaFX?
We really depend on JavaFX at Codename One, our simulator needs it. Our desktop build uses it and our designer…
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When to use JavaFX instead of HTML
The one question that JavaFX aficionados like myself are facing over and over again is the question when (or why) to use JavaFX…
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OpenMap Tutorial Part 2 – Build a basic map application using the MapHandler – Part 1
1. Introduction In the first tutorial we created a basic OpenMap GIS application that displays a map with one shape…
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JavaFX Real-World Apps: EIZO CuratOR Caliop
JavaFX Real-World application number four is called Caliop. It is the frontend of the CuratOR solution developed by EIZO for…
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OpenMap Tutorial – Part 1
Introduction This series of tutorials will show you how to build Java applications using the OpenMap GIS Java Swing library.…
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JavaFX Real-World Apps: AISO HRC-Matic
Application number three in the “Real-World JavaFX Apps” series is a heavy-duty data entry application backed up by a relational database…
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Java Swing Model View Adapter Mediator
Typically I build my Java applications based on Spring Framework. However, I was recently asked to implement a Java desktop…
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JavaFX Real-World Apps: Eurovision Broadcasting Union
I have the privilege to present several JavaFX Real-World Apps at JavaOne this year together with Alexander Casall, who works…
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