JavaFX for spectacular Full-Stack Java Applications (Week 6 of our Java Bootcamp)

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JavaFX for spectacular Full-Stack Java Applications

 In Week 6 of our Java Bootcamp, we cover this topic in depth, and create spectacular front-ends.

What is JavaFX?

•         JavaFX stands as open-source

•         Used to create sophisticated client applications, including spectacular font-ends.

•         It is an advanced client application platform.

•         Engineered on Java.

•         Tailored for desktop, mobile, and embedded systems.

•         It is a contemporary, high-performing, and comprehensive toolkit

 

What is JavaFX  Scene Builder?

•      The  JavaFX Scene Builder makes coding front-ends an easy task, by providing a drag and drop tool

•      No Java coding required!

•      Java FXML code auto-generated.

•      The result is a Java FXML file that can then be combined with a Java project by binding the UI to the application.

 



 

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