JavaFX
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Desktop Java
Shadow Fields vs. Property Accessor Interface
Carl Dea recently followed up on a blog post of mine called Save Memory! Use Shadow Fields for Properties. In…
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JavaFX Tips to Save Memory! Shadow Fields for Properties and Observables
In the world of JavaFX the Properties API allows UI developers to bind values to UI controls. This capability is surprisingly…
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JavaFX Tip 23: Save Memory! Shadow Fields for Properties
Properties and property bindings introduced in Java 8 are extremely useful programming concepts. They are especially useful when you are developing…
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Building Reactive Systems with JavaFX
JavaFX is the new standard library for building graphical applications in Java, but many programmers out there is still stuck…
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JavaFX Missing Features Survey: Table View
The TableView (and TreeTableView) of JavaFX has won the price for being the control that was mentioned the most in…
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JavaFX: TouchGesture Memory Leak?
In one of my projects I was fighting with a memory leak the last couple of days (yes … “couple”)…
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Dependency Injection in JavaFX with Gluon Ignite and Dagger
The Dependency Injection abstraction framework Gluon Ignite creates a common abstraction over several popular dependency injection frameworks like: Spring, Dagger…
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JavaFX Tip 22: Autosize (Tree) Table Columns
One of the first things mentioned as a “missing feature” in the JavaFX “Missing Features Survey” was the ability to auto-resize…
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JavaFX is Here to Stay!
The last week has seen some discussion on the web related to the future of JavaFX. Many people got the impression that…
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