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Building GUI Applications With JavaFX - Tutorial Overview

   
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This tutorial presents basic concepts for creating graphical user interfaces, including declarative syntax, nodes, shapes, visual effects, animation, layout, and event handling. Before starting this tutorial, learn about core concepts and language syntax from the Learning the JavaFX Script Programming Language.
 

Note: For instructions on downloading and installing the necessary software, see Getting Started With JavaFX Script of the Language Tutorial.
 

The lessons in this tutorial include:

  • Lesson 1: Quick JavaFX GUI Overview — A visual guide to basic features available through the JavaFX API. The screen shots in this lesson display graphical objects, UI components, effects, text patterns, color schemes, and layout patterns.

  • Lesson 2: Using Declarative Syntax — An introduction to the declarative syntax of JavaFX Script programming language. A step-by-step procedure describes how to create a simple GUI application.

  • Lesson 3: Presenting UI Objects in a Graphical Scene — A description of basic concepts in the node architecture and the scene graph that underly the JavaFX Script programming language. You will build a graphical scene of an application, create a group of nodes, and apply a transformation to the group.

  • Lesson 4: Creating Graphical Objects — An introduction to creating sophisticated graphical objects. You will create a record button for an audio player with a reflection effect.

  • Lesson 5: Applying Data Binding to UI Objects — A description of the data binding mechanism with a practical example.

  • Lesson 6: Laying Out GUI Elements — An explanation of how to layout UI elements in JavaFX applications with an example that illustrates the approach and techniques.

  • Lesson 7: Creating Animated Objects — An explanation of how to build a graphical object and then animate it using linear interpolation, a type of key frame animation supported by JavaFX libraries.

  • Lesson 8: Bringing Interactivity to GUI Elements — A description of how to create interactive applications. A step-by step procedure shows how to add behavior to a button application via handling mouse events.
 
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