JavaFX is built on top of a mature Runtime that gives developer’s amazing features. Java being in market since several years, they now have a more sophisticated API.

So what is JavaFX Hype all about?
Here is What I intend to Cover:
1. Example: How to Code Web Gallery in Javafx
i. Basic Overview
ii. The Code
a. Brief on animation Terminologies
b. Basic Code.
c. Transitions.
2. Benchmarking
i. Hardware used.
ii. Invocation and Startup
a. Observations
b. JavaFX vs. Flash
c. Conclusion
iii. Animated Transitions and Full Image load:
a. Key Observations
b. Conclusion
3. Verdict
i. Pros and Cons.

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I wanted to cover what is new in JavaFX 1.2 for WebService.

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Building Facebook applications is not trivial. Most of the content is build in PHP/JavaScript and the challenge is to find hosting for your app. Scalability is another issue once the application becomes viral. There is also the issue of ease of deployment of an app once you build it in one of the traditional development environments.

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As already discussed, JavaFX 1.2 provide API set for Charts and Graphs. Though I decided to put my hand dirty in writing one 3D piechart from my own. With mine, you will get additional feature of explode in and out feature . Well, action can be written with the existing chart API and I guess explode feature will also come soon.

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Connecting JavaFX to enterprise server-side.

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Here’s a quick-and-easy video player written in the JavaFX Script programming language. First, place your video clip into the same directory as this source code. Next, edit the code in red (clip name, scene with, and scene height) to match your particular video. Finally, compile and run the program. Clicking on the screen will pause/unpause playback.
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This is the official release announcement for version 1.2 of WidgetFX, the desktop widget framework for Java, which is compatible with JavaFX 1.2. The referenced blog contains information on widgets that have already been ported to WidgetFX 1.2, and a widget development contest to win a year of books from Apress.

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Se liberó ayer la nueva versión del IDE OpenSource de Sun Microsystems, NetBeans . Si no conocen NetBeans, les comento que es un entorno de desarrollo no solo para aplicaciones Java, también podremos desarrollar en lenguajes como: C/C++, JavaScript, Ruby, Groovy, Phython, y PHP, además de contar con soporte para la sincronización con servidores de aplicaciones como Glassfish, Tomcat y servidores de bases de datos utilizando drivers de conexión, permitiendo fácilmente agregar servidores y admi
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An in depth look at some of the issues with the JavaFX Plug-In for Eclipse.

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This article describes how a JavaFX chat client can be created in JavaFX 1.2. Focus is on the changes in the javafx.async package between JavaFX 1.1 and 1.2 and on the communication between Java classes and JavaFX classes.
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