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.
Any schedule estimation for JavaFX support? This is a no-go for me… I guess Sun is prepping an improved JavaFX plugin for 6.7, but if this is not coming real soon, how much work it takes to make the current plugin from 6.5.1 compatible with 6.7? I would imagine that NetBeans’s module APIs are already stable enough that 99% of all plugins for 6.5.1 would run unchanged in 6.7 (and the JavaFX plugin is pretty simple feature-wise)…
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Posted on Monday, June 29, 2009 in Posts about Language and Dialects The future of Language is Literate Programming don’t you think ? – dzone.com06/29/2009I think the future is literate programming. Code has to be readible for human and not only machine … program in Assembly Language (I had worked in this language 20 years ago) any more, C++ though still alive will be declining, and I think the rise of Dynamic Languages and Dialects like Linq, JavaFX Parsing SQL into XML and C# Objects – devio
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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.
This is a second part of the JavaFX and Seam with Flamingo article series. Building on the background information from the first part of the article, this second part provides a step-by-step tutorial for building a JavaFX applications that talks to a Seam backend.
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I think the future is literate programming. Code has to be readible for human and not only machine. As performance will be less and less an issue, this paradigm will become a common sense. We don’t program in Assembly Language (I had worked in this language 20 years ago) any more, C++ though still alive will be declining, and I think the rise of Dynamic Languages and Dialects like Linq, JavaFX are just targeting this concept without even knowing it. Rebol’s simplicity – so simple that even a n
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With so many languages supporting inheritance a question is always asked “Does XYZ language have multiple inheritance?”. Using JavaFX I’ll let you know how I would answer the question.
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1. Applet deployment has been updated to create exactly the same deployment structure if you were to run javafxpackager from the command line – 2. We got new icons (see screen shots below)
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Voici les présentations faites à la troisième édition de l’Aquarium Paris : • Versions PDF . • Les mêmes sur slideshare.net Merci à tous les participants et en particulier à Jacky de Cap Gemini pour son retour sur GlassFish et son déplacement de Lille. Pour ceux déçus par l’absence d’une présentation dédiée à JavaFX, je vous invite à vous rendre au ParisJUG ce 7 Juillet ou il en sera question en détails.
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This is a second part of the JavaFX and Seam with Flamingo article series. Building on the background information from the first part of the article, this second part provides a step-by-step tutorial for building a JavaFX applications that talks to a Seam backend.