Course Outline
Introduction
- JavaFX vs Swing, SWT, AWT
Installing and Configuring JavaFX and the Development Environment
Overview of JavaFX Features and Architecture
Using JavaFX UI Components
- UI controls, charts, HTML content, layouts, CSS, FXML, etc.
Exercise: Creating a Simple Application
Responding to User Input
- Event-driven UI development
- Handling events
Adding Effects, Animation, and Media
- Working with JavaFX 3D Graphics, Image Ops API, Canvas
- Creating Visual Effects
- Adding 2D & 3D transformations, transitions & animation
- Incorporate Media
Exercise: Making the Application Come to Life
A Look at the Application Logic
- Working with the Scene Graph
- Using Properties, Binding, and Collections
Improving the Usability of an Application
- Seeing the application through the user's eyes
- Making the application localizable
Exercise: Extending the Application
Deploying the Application
- Deploying as a desktop application
- Deploying as a web application
Working with Legacy Java Applications
- Understanding Concurrency and Threads
- Integrating JavaFX with Swing and SWT
Troubleshooting
Summary and Conclusion
Requirements
- Java programming experience
- Some experience with Swing, AWT or AWT is desirable
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