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JavaFX Introduction

Getting Started with the JavaFX Script Language

https://openjfx.dev.java.net/Getting_Started_With_JavaFX.html

Tutorial: "Getting Started with the JavaFX Script Language (for Swing Programmers)," from Sun Microsystems. Discusses system requirements and software needed for the tutorial, setting up a project, creating your first JavaFX program, running your first JavaFX program, comparing declarative vs. procedural syntax, adding dynamic behavior, and learning more about JavaFX GUI components, including boarders and layout managers, menus, labels, Group Panel, Simple Label, TextField, buttons, listboxes, splitpanes, RadioButton, RadioButtonMenuItem, ToggleButton, ButtonGroup, ComboBoxes, trees, tables, TextComponents, spinners and spiders.

JavaFX Script Programming Language

https://openjfx.dev.java.net/JavaFX_Programming_Language.html

JavaFX Script Programming Language: The JavaFX Script (also known as JavaFX) uses the Java2D Swing GUI components for creating GUIs. Disucsses calling Java objects, variables, functions, arrays, expressions, operations, modifying arrays, the insert statement, into, before, after, delete statement, queuing arrays, string literals, string expressions, quoted identifiers, range expressions, formatting (strings, numbers and data); if, while, try, for, return, throw, break, continue and do statements; classes, objects, attribute declarations, object literals; update, creation, insert, delete and replace triggers, increment and lazy evaluation, reflection and extents and enumerations.

JavaFX History

https://openjfx.dev.java.net/servlets/ReadMsg?list=dev&msgNo=26

History: Christopher Oliver (the developer of JavaFX formerly known as F3) writes about the history of the language, how it got started and how it developed.

“Sun Radically Simplifies Content Authoring”

http://www.sun.com/aboutsun/pr/2007-05/sunflash.20070508.2.xml

Article: “Sun Radically Simplifies Content Authoring—Previews JavaFX Script,” from Sun Microsystems, Inc.

Mike Hendrickson Blog

http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/feed/31?au=1400

Article: The blog of Mike Hendrickson for O’Reilly Media. Discusses JavaFX, an extension to the Java platform for building rich Internet applications (RIA) for the web, desktop and mobile devices. JavaFX is a family of products that includes JavaFX Script which is used to create interactive content, which looks and behaves the same for computers, digital TVs, regular TVs and mobile devices.

“JavaFX: Sun’s Late Start in the RIA Race”

http://www.devx.com/Java/Article/34602

Article: “JavaFX: Sun’s Late Start in the RIA Race,” by Glen Kunene. Discusses the recent announcement of two members of the JavaFX family of tools (that enable non-programmers to create rich Internet applications), namely JavaFX Script—a scripting language for building rich Internet applications on the Java SE platform and JavaFX Mobile—a complete mobile software stack.

ZDNet JavaFX Updates

http://updates.zdnet.com/tags/JavaFX.html

Resources: ZDNet’s JavaFX updates. Topics include: Sun enters the rich Internet application world with JavaFX, JavaFX going mobile, JavaFX headlines at JavaOne, and JavaFX takes center stage at JavaOne.

Update :: May 23, 2012
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