Crafting Amazing Front-Ends with JavaFX and SceneBuilder

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Mary Smith

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1. Introduction

1. Introduction.html

2. Create a Simple User Interface

1. A First Simple JavaFX Example.mp4

04:50

2. Try Catch.mp4

02:06

3. JavaFX Basics Create a Layout, Scene, Stage.mp4

01:52

4. Which Imports to Use.mp4

02:39

5. Create and Format a GridPane.mp4

05:40

6. Add Nodes to the User Interface or GridPane.mp4

10:21

7. Format the Nodes.mp4

05:17

3. Make is sing and dance Events and Event Handlers

1. What is an EventHandler.mp4

00:51

2. How to code an EventHandler, the First Option.mp4

05:05

3. How to code an EventHandler, the Second Option.mp4

08:05

4. How to code an EventHandler, the Third Option.mp4

06:40

5. Example of EventHandler Clear a Value.mp4

10:19

6. Example of an EventHandler Register a New User to a Database.mp4

10:19

4. Extras play with images

1. Swap Images Seamlessly Mastering the FileChooser in JavaFX.mp4

07:26

2. Switch scenes easily, e.g. Change from Register a NEW User to User Login.mp4

05:24

Description

Elevate Your UI Design with JavaFX Scene Builder

What You'll Learn?

Learn the basic concepts of JavaFX
Create a stage with layout, text and image elements
Create and process a form
Some handy tricks in JavaFX and creat useful code templates that can reduce your coding time

Who is this for?

This course if for intermediate Java Coders who would like to code desktop and mobile front-ends.

What You Need to Know?

You need to understand the basics of Java, and the basics of OOP.

More details

Description
Transform Your Java Apps with JavaFX: A Fun and Easy Guide
Ready to take your Java applications to the next level? With Java SDK and JavaFX installed, let's dive into creating sleek, modern, and responsive applications. Here's a taste of what you'll explore:
1. The Basics of JavaFX Applications
Kickstart your journey by understanding the foundational structure of a JavaFX application. Learn why JavaFX is a top choice for modern UI development as we guide you through building your first application with ease and efficiency.
2. Crafting Beautiful UIs
Create stunning and responsive user interfaces effortlessly. Meet FXML, the XML-based language that simplifies UI design, and Scene Builder, the drag-and-drop tool that makes designing your JavaFX UI a breeze.
3. Styling with CSS
Take your design to the next level with CSS. We'll show you various techniques to style your JavaFX applications, making them not only functional but also visually appealing.
4. Powerful Properties and Binding
Simplify your code with JavaFX properties and bindings. Discover how these features reduce complexity and errors, resulting in cleaner and more maintainable code.
5. Mastering Layout Controls
Explore JavaFX layout controls and learn how to arrange and manage your UI components effectively. From simple to complex layouts, JavaFX has you covered.
6. Effects, Gradients, and Animations
Bring your UI to life with effects, gradients, and animations. Learn how to apply these elements to nodes in your scene graph, adding flair to your applications.
7. Using FXML
Use FXML to describe and configure your scene graph in a declarative format. This approach keeps your design separate from your application logic, promoting a clean and organized code structure.
8. Bringing It All Together
Wrap up with a comprehensive example: a master-detail UI with JavaFX collections, an editable form, and CRUD operations. This sample application will showcase the full potential of JavaFX and provide a solid foundation for further exploration.
9. Enhancing User Experience
Learn to enhance user experience by implementing interactive features like tooltips, context menus, and keyboard shortcuts. These small touches can significantly improve usability and make your applications stand out.
10. Performance Optimization
Understand the best practices for optimizing JavaFX applications for performance. Weâ€™ll cover techniques to ensure your application runs smoothly, even with complex UIs and large data sets.
Join us on this journey to master JavaFX and unlock the capabilities of modern Java client development. Let's begin!

Who this course is for:
This course if for intermediate Java Coders who would like to code desktop and mobile front-ends.

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Working in London in the UK, I have been coding as Java Specialist since 2006. I also get involved with data cleaning and restructuring, using mainly Python. Before 2006 I worked in a number of different using SQL, C++, Cobol and PL/1. With many years of experience I feel it is nice to diversify and also assist starters on their journey into this exciting career.

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