Ok, as promised. I'm still busy with chapter 8, but so far it's quite enlightening. You learn by example which is a lot more fun than just learning new APIs etc.
I have just begun this tutorial, but so far it assumes nothing. it starts you out in kindergarten.
i do have a comment though. javaFX seems very strange to me as a java programmer. it is so completely different; what with functions, vars and defs. and use of colons etc.
i finished the tutorial i was reading which i gave a link to. while it gave me a good introduction to how to write javaFX apps it didn't tell me anything about deployment. i would suggest you go to www.google.com and to learn to write apps enter javaFX tutorial, then choose from the list; to learn how to deploy your app enter javaFX deployment, then choose.
Randall Twede wrote:javaFX seems very strange to me as a java programmer. it is so completely different; what with functions, vars and defs. and use of colons etc.
JavaFX 2.0, presently in Beta, uses Java syntax. JavaFX Script is to be phased out by Oracle, but may stay alive in the form of Visage.
luck, db
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Darryl Burke wrote:
JavaFX 2.0, presently in Beta, uses Java syntax. JavaFX Script is to be phased out by Oracle, but may stay alive in the form of Visage.
Hi Darryl,
so now i don't need to learn JavaFX script ,only java knowledge will work out in this case while using javaFX or do i have to learn visage too?
You'll find everything I know about that in the two pages I linked, and pages linked from there. I don't have any 'inside information' on the roadmap for either of the two technologies.
luck, db
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JavaFX Documentation is provided to teach us about JavaFX 2.0 from the beginning.. I'm sure if you read that precisely than you can be a JavaFX Expert. I'm now learning it too..
And If you want to learn JavaFX 2.0, never touch JavaFX script, or you'll be confused. JavaFX 2.0 is easier for JavaSE Programmer than JavaFX script.
I'm just giving some advise.
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The link I posted a year ago is still valid, and the page has been updated several times to add links to new content, including a decent set of tutorials.
Sorry, I don't know of anything specific for Eclipse.
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For general JavaFX 2.0 tutorials, the official JavaFX documentation site which Darryl posted a link to earlier is still far and away the best online resource.
http://docs.oracle.com/javafx/