JavaFX 14 arrived yesterday, bringing with it a short and sweet list of new features, improvements and bug fixes. While there’s nothing overtly spectacular in this release, it paves the way for bigger things in six months when JavaFX 15 is due. Let’s take a closer look at what has changed.
Yes, six months have gone by in a flash – it’s JavaFX 14’s release date! To celebrate the next step in JavaFX’s story, we sat down with Johan Vos, Java Champion and Gluon co-founder, to talk about what the new release has in store, what his personal highlights of this new release are and what the future holds for JavaFX.
What a week this has been! We got JavaFX 13 and Jakarta EE 8, and Java 13 is just around the corner, too! Now that the excitement has died down to a dull roar, we’ve put together a post detailing the key features and changes of the new OpenJFX release. Let’s take a look.
Today is a big day in the Java world – it’s JavaFX 13’s proposed release date! To welcome it to the world, we sat down with Java Champion Dirk Lemmermann to talk about what the new release has in store for developers, what his personal highlights of this new release are and what the future holds for JavaFX.
Today is a big day in the Java world – it’s JavaFX 13’s proposed release date! To welcome it to the world, we sat down with Johan Vos, Java Champion and Gluon co-founder, to talk about what the new release has in store for developers, what his personal highlights of this new release are and what the future holds for JavaFX.
Every Monday, we take a step back and look at all the cool stuff that went down during the previous week. Last week Microsoft acquired AdoptOpenJDK contributor jClarity, OpenJFX could be headed for GitHub & more. Let’s take a look.
OpenJFX is currently hosted on Mercurial, but with Project Skara in the pipeline and JavaFX already partially on GitHub, Kevin Rushforth thinks it’s time to talk about moving OpenJFX there as well. It couldn’t have come at a better time because Bitbucket announced this week that they are shutting down Mercurial for good next summer.
Oracle and JetBrains engineers proposed to collaborate on a macOS-based graphics rendering pipeline to replace the current one, which is based on the now-deprecated OpenGL. The voting is over and the proposal is officially approved.
Every Monday, we take a step back and look at all the cool stuff that went down during the previous week. Last week, we saw the proposal of Project Lanai, the arrival of Grails 4 and lots more. Let’s have a look.
Every Monday, we take a step back and look at all the cool stuff that went down during the previous week. Here are the top five stories you absolutely need to know about, from Angular betas to GitLab releases, OpenJFX, and more.
Every Monday we take a step back and take a look at all the cool stuff that went down during the previous week. Last week was packed with news about OpenJFX 11 and JDK 11, we had a look at Kotlin 1.2.50 and Angular v6.1.0 beta.1, and more!
Now that some key components for JavaFX are now out in the wild, will developer flock to them?
Richard Bair details his goals for 2012, leaving many excited at the prospects for JavaFX and OpenJDK
Mailing list and website for OpenJFX ahead of UI Controls source code release
