Pedro Duque Vieira

JavaFX and Swing, Freelancer and Consultant specialized in creating User Interfaces. Has been working as a front end consultant and has been developing web, native and cross platform since 2006. Holder of a master degree in Computer Science, he's permanently studying and taking courses in User Interface Design and User Experience. Owner of the software company Pixel Duke.

Desktop Java
Pedro Duque VieiraDecember 23rd, 2013
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Skinning in Java8 (JavaFX8)
There has been some changes in JavaFX8 regarding skinning, the most relevants of which are the new CSS API that…
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Desktop Java
Pedro Duque VieiraOctober 24th, 2013
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Metro style Combo Box for Java (JMetro) – Revisited
Last post I made about JMetro – my metro inspired skin (or look and feel) for Java, was about skinnng…
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Core Java
Pedro Duque VieiraSeptember 20th, 2013
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What’s new in Java 8 (Part II – What might come)
Disclaimer: I do not work for Oracle or represent Oracle in any way. This list of features is not official.…
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Core Java
Pedro Duque VieiraSeptember 6th, 2013
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What’s new in Java 8 (Part I – JavaFX)
Disclaimer: I do not work for Oracle or represent Oracle in any way. This list of features is not official.…
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Desktop Java
Pedro Duque VieiraJuly 3rd, 2013
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Integrating JavaFX and Swing (Revised)
I’ve just finished rewriting a component of my app that was using Swing and now is using JavaFX, I’ve ended up with…
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Desktop Java
Pedro Duque VieiraAugust 28th, 2012
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Integrating JavaFX and Swing
I’ve just finished rewriting a component of my app that was using Swing and now is using JavaFX, I’ve ended…
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Desktop Java
Pedro Duque VieiraFebruary 9th, 2012
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PopupMenu in JavaFX 2
Creating Popup Menus To create a Popupmenu in JavaFX you can use the ContextMenu class. You add MenuItems to it…
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Desktop Java
Pedro Duque VieiraDecember 26th, 2011
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Migrating from JavaFX 1.3 to JavaFX 2.0
Some days ago I finished migrating the source code of Modellus from JavaFX 1.3 script to JavaFX 2.0 java language.…
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