TornadoFX: Build JavaFX Applications with Kotlin

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Paulo Dichone

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1-Introduction

01-Introduction.mp4

00:44

02-Hows The Course Structured.mp4

01:10

03-Whos This Course For.mp4

01:39

2-Why TornadoFX

04-TornadoFX - Motivation.mp4

03:15

3-Development Machine Setup - MAC and Windows

05-Development Setup - Download JDK and IntelliJ IDEA.mp4

03:11

06-Install TorandoFX Plugin and Run Hello World.mp4

07:45

4-JavaFX and TorandoFX - The Building Blocks

07-What Well Cover in This Section.mp4

01:30

08-Dissecting TornadoFX Project Structure - Override Stage Size.mp4

07:20

09-Dissect Views, Root and Block Initializers and Buttons.mp4

05:55

10-JavaFX Overview - Controls, Layouts - Presentation.mp4

04:41

11-Understanding Binding - Click Button and Change Label Text.mp4

08:25

12-Random Name CHALLENGE Solution.mp4

04:38

13-Improving Random Name App with Controller.mp4

06:08

5-More on TorandoFX Views

14-What Well Cover in This Section.mp4

00:35

15-Embedding Views - BorderPane Introduction.mp4

05:37

16-Injecting Views into Other Views.mp4

06:09

17-UIComponents Override Methods - OnDock, OnUndock.mp4

04:32

6-TorandoFX - Data Controls - Collections, Listviews and TableViews

18-Data Controls - Introduction.mp4

00:56

19-ListViews.mp4

07:40

20-ListViews Formatting Cells.mp4

04:00

21-Student Project - Listviews and Restructuring Views.mp4

12:29

22-Student Project - Listviews and Restructuring Views - All Functioning.mp4

06:32

23-Tableview Introduction - Part 1.mp4

10:25

24-Tableview - Creating Model Class with JavaFX Properties.mp4

07:22

25-Student Project - Adding New Students Dynamically.mp4

10:22

7-[Hands-On] Build a Bill Splitter Calculator

26-What Youll Build -Bill Splitter Calculator.mp4

01:36

27-Putting the UI Together - Part 1.mp4

06:11

28-Putting the UI Together - Part 2.mp4

05:41

29-Adding the Calculate Function.mp4

06:05

30-Binding Slider Values and Showing on Screen.mp4

13:01

31-Finished App.mp4

08:06

8-Forms and ItemViewModel

32-Introduction - ItemViewModel Class.mp4

00:37

33-Understanding ItemViewModel.mp4

06:13

34-Implementing Student Model and Updating Project.mp4

12:12

35-Making Fields Required and Binding Buttons.mp4

03:22

36-Model Reset - Rollback.mp4

03:16

37-Adding Validators.mp4

02:08

38-Model Commit - Finalizing Form Validation.mp4

03:22

9-TornadoFX - Type-Safe CSS

39-What Well Cover in This Section.mp4

00:26

40-Inline Type-Safe CSS.mp4

07:12

41-Inline Type-Safe CSS, Cont..mp4

04:45

42-Applying Styles Class with Stylesheet.mp4

08:50

43-TornadoFX Hot Reload Setup.mp4

03:24

44-CHALLENGE - Revamp Bill Splitter Calculator.mp4

00:41

45-SOLUTION - Bill Splitter.mp4

05:28

10-Shapes and Animations in TornadoFX

46-What Well Cover in This Section.mp4

00:42

47-Creating Rectangles.mp4

04:49

48-Shapes inside Stackpane and Group.mp4

04:25

49-Creating More Shapes.mp4

01:30

50-Animating with Timeline and Keyframe.mp4

08:00

11-[Hands-On] Build an Interactive Application - Bubbles and Ripples

51-What Well Cover in This Section.mp4

00:52

52-Setup UI - Part 1.mp4

06:12

53-Adding Circles onClick.mp4

07:57

54-Adding Ripple Effect.mp4

06:25

55-Adding Random Text - Animate Label.mp4

09:45

56-Wrap-up Bubbles and Ripples Project.mp4

07:22

12-JSON and REST - Build a Weather Forecast Application

57-What Well Cover in This Section.mp4

00:34

58-OpenWeather - Setting up our APPID.mp4

03:39

59-Setup Weather API Model - City.mp4

10:19

60-Temp and Weather Model Classes.mp4

06:40

61-Setup List Model.mp4

08:23

62-Setup Forecast Mode Class.mp4

03:20

63-Fetching Data from API.mp4

10:42

64-Set up UI with API Parsed Data.mp4

08:22

65-Showing City, Date and Country.mp4

08:58

66-Styling Labels.mp4

04:13

67-Adding Icon Images.mp4

06:23

68-Getting Icons Dynamically.mp4

03:19

69-Adding Forecast Grid - Part 1.mp4

11:12

70-Wrapping Up the Weather Forecast App.mp4

07:43

13-TornadoFX and Database - Build a Budget Tracker Application

71-What Well Cover in This Section.mp4

00:52

72-Adding SQLite and Exposed Dependencies.mp4

04:48

73-Setup TornadoFX Workspace.mp4

05:14

74-Setup Database Helper Methods and Logger.mp4

04:59

75-Expenses Entry Table - Part 1.mp4

08:18

76-Expenses Entry Table - Part 2.mp4

06:06

77-Connecting SQLite DB.mp4

04:34

78-Saving an Item to DB.mp4

04:53

79-Setting Up Controller and CRUD.mp4

07:37

80-Setting Up Controller and CRUD - Show All Items - Part 2.mp4

06:36

81-Setting Up ExpensesEditor and Adding it to Workspace.mp4

06:11

82-Showing Items on Tableview.mp4

10:03

83-Adding Validation.mp4

08:48

84-Saving Items OnKeyPressed.mp4

02:10

85-Dynamically Showing Entered Items on Tableview.mp4

05:07

86-Deleting Items and Updating the TableView.mp4

06:18

87-Introduction to PieCharts.mp4

02:39

88- - Adding PieChart Data Dynamically.mp4

05:40

89-Removing Items from PieChart Dynamically.mp4

07:31

90-Updating Items in PieChart Dynamically.mp4

07:56

91-Adding Total Expenses - Part 1.mp4

10:36

92-Finishing Up Total Expenses Feature.mp4

04:02

93-Finalizing Budget Tracker Application.mp4

05:45

14-Where to Go from here

94-Where to Go from here.mp4

03:00

Description

JavaFX has been around for quite a long time. It's powered by Java and has been used to build desktop applications, as well as Rich Internet Applications (RIAs). Although the Java programming language has been known for its portability, it has its pitfalls, one of which being its verbosity, wherein developers must write a lot of lines of code to make a simple GUI. TornadoFX, a lightweight JavaFX framework for Kotlin, simplifies JavaFX development by abstracting the verbose, hard-to-maintain Java code. TornadoFX, powered by the statically typed JVM language, Kotlin, makes it easy to build rich, feature-packed user interfaces. Besides, it greatly minimizes the amount of code needed to build JavaFX applications, making the codebase easy-to-maintain and extend. This course starts off by explaining the importance of using TornadoFX. In the sections that follow, you’ll understand how to set up the development environment to start using it. Later, you’ll cover the different shapes and animations in TornadoFX. To help you get hands-on experience, the course will even guide you through developing exciting applications, right from a weather forecast application through to a budget tracker application. By the end of this course, you’ll be equipped with the skills you need to confidently create JavaFX applications using TornadoFX. All the codes and supporting files for this course are available at - https://github.com/PacktPublishing/TornadoFX-Build-JavaFX-Applications-with-Kotlin

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Paulo Dichone

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Paulo Dichone is an Android, Java, and Flutter developer and teacher. He is passionate about teaching people about Android, Java, and Flutter development and has taught over 80,000 students across 175 countries. He holds a degree in computer science from Whitworth University and loves programming, apart from teaching. Paulo has extensive experience in mobile app and web development and is also the founder of “Build Apps with Paulo”, where students are given the tools that they need to become professional developers. Showing students how to make amazing applications/software is an extremely rewarding experience for him, which is why he has been teaching online for the past five years. His goal is to make you a great developer, no matter what your experience.

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