Building the MyDevoxx App with JavaFX and Gluon

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Shows how to build the MyDevoxx mobile app using JavaFX (via javafxports) and Gluon tooling to target iOS and Android. Explains runtime options (JVM vs AOT), IDE and Gluon plugins, and how to integrate those Java-based mobile clients with cloud and back-end systems so they can be packaged for the App Store and Play Store.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:25Demo
3. 7:38JavaFXPorts
4. 11:24Gluon Mobile: Glisten
5. 12:01Gluon Mobile: Connect
6. 13:07Gluon Mobile: Down
7. 13:35Tooling: IDE plugins
8. 14:12Gluon CloudLink: Enterprise Connected
9. 17:43Gluon Cloud Link: Content and Function Management
10. 19:26Gluon CloudLink: Secure
11. 20:10Gluon CloudLink: Operations and Analytics
12. 22:11Platform-Specific Functionality
13. 24:05MyDevoxx Client App: UI
14. 24:59MyDevoxx Client App: Custom controls
15. 27:08MyDevoxx App: Retrieve remote data
16. 32:57MyDevoxx App: Authentication
17. 34:31MyDevoxx App: Notifications
18. 36:02MyDevoxx App: Remote functionality
19. 39:45MyDevoxx App: CloudLink Dashboard
20. 41:23MyDevoxx App: Conclusions

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