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Desktop Java
JavaFX Tip 20: A lot to show? Use Canvas!
There seem to be two kinds of JavaFX applications: the first one is using a scene graph with nodes and CSS styling, and…
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JavaFX Tip 18: Path Clipping
I recently noticed that the PopOver control, which I committed to the ControlsFX project, does not properly clip its content.…
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JavaFX Tip 17: Animated Workbench Layout with AnchorPane
I recently had to implement a layout for an application where the menu area and the status area could be hidden…
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JavaFX Tip 15: ListView Autoscrolling
I recently had to implement autoscrolling functionality for FlexGanttFX and thought that my solution might be useful for others. You…
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New Custom Control: TaskProgressView
I have written a new custom control and commited it to the ControlsFX project. It is a highly specialized control…
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JavaFX Tip 14: StackPane Children – Hidden But Not Gone
Another short tip: Swing provides a layout manager called CardLayout, which manages a set of components (cards) inside a container…
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JavaFX Tip 13: Study Modena CSS File
This is the easiest and shortest tip so far. If you want to do any of the following things: learn how…
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JavaFX Tip 12: Define Icons in CSS
When you are a UI developer coming from Swing like me then there is a good chance that you are still…
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JavaFX Tip 11: Updating Read-Only Properties
Custom controls often feature “read-only” properties. This means that they can not be set from outside the control, not even…
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