JavaFX 8 everywhere; Write once runs anywhere
summary
Claims that JavaFX 8 supports one codebase across desktop, browser, Android and iOS by bundling with JDK8 and using build plugins to produce APK/IPA (RoboVM-based workflow). Demonstrates NetBeans/ Scene Builder UI + FXML + CSS, real-time charts driven by serial data from Arduino, deployed GUI on Raspberry Pi with GPU acceleration, and Leap Motion hand control at ~13 fps. Shows working Android and iOS packages, live hardware interaction, and Gradle-based build artifacts used to produce signed app bundles.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 2:11JavaFX as cross-platform GUI tool
- 5:24Why JavaFX is the next-gen UI framework
- 7:38JavaFX in Java 8 and platform benefits
- 9:04Rich Internet applications with JavaFX
- 13:51Separation of concerns in JavaFX
- 16:29Tools and resources for JavaFX development
- 21:56JavaFX demos and controls
- 27:50CSS styling and 3D graphics
- 30:13JavaFX on mobile devices
- 36:25JavaFX on Raspberry Pi and IoT
- 41:04JavaFX with Arduino and sensors
- 43:57Leap Motion and VR integration
- 47:15Closing and Q&A
related talks
57mJavaFX for Mobile Development
47mJava on the Desktop
01h 00mJavaFX for the Mobile Enterprise
59mJavaFX 2.0: Rich Internet Applications with the Java Platform
46mJavaFX in the Web
59mSay the Words: Modern Java with JavaFX for Rich Client UIs
17mNew JavaFX Features in Java SE 8 and an Intro to Lambdas
52mJavaFX Deployment