Once an application reaches a certain size, it can be a really good idea to separate the frontend UI from the backend code. In…
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Core JavaFX
How to apply MVC in JavaFX
MVC stands for Model-View-Controller, and JavaFX is fundamentally structured for it, along with similar patterns like MVP and MVVM. JavaFX’s support for events, properties,…
Core JavaFX
How to connect your Controller with your app – JavaFX
JavaFX replicates the web technology structure of HTML, JavaScript and CSS in its application of FXML, Java controllers and CSS code. As you might…
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How to make a responsive UI in JavaFX
One of the benefits of creating a user interface in JavaFX is its ability to run on multiple devices. But how do you make…
Core JavaFX
Creating new Windows in JavaFX
Any application more complicated than a calculator is going to need multiple windows. From login screens to dashboard editors and warnings, windows often control…
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JavaFX Text Editor: Open, edit, sync and save a text file
From parameter files, to raw data, to debuggin, it can be really useful to manually load text files natively in the application you’re trying…
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5 best ways to run periodic background tasks in JavaFX
Most modern programs run operations in the background. Good applications do it all while maintaining an active interface with the user. Background tasks such…
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Where to put resource files in JavaFX
Most of the time, you’ll want to load resources in using Java’s inbuilt functions. It’s just generally simpler, and often Java does the heavy…
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JavaFX Animation: Transitions, Timelines and Animation Timers
JavaFX gives you three different ways to run animations in your application. Which one you choose will depend on what you’re trying to animate.…
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JavaFX Properties and Binding – A Complete Guide
One of the benefits of using JavaFX is its powerful and comprehensive support for properties and binding. Among other things, properties let you wire…