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FxContainer - IoC container written in JavaFX, for JavaFX applications
This post introduces FXContainer 1.0 - an IoC container written in JavaFX and specifically meant to be used in JavaFX applications for providing Dependency Injection (DI). It addresses all JavaFX specific nuances and makes DI feel natural with JavaFX. It is powerful, feature rich and has a footprint < 75K. JavaFX development is fun again!
posted by srikanth 
on Aug 21, 2010 | Permalink | Discuss
Effective JavaFX Architecture Part 2 - Test Driven Development (TDD) with JavaFX
How to do Test Driven Development (TDD) with JavaFX using Model-View-Presenter pattern? In this installment of Effective JavaFX Architecture, I address this question with all the details and working code samples.
posted by srikanth 
on Jul 7, 2010 | Permalink | Discuss
Effective JavaFX Architecture Part 1
Effective JavaFX architecture is not an easy task. Designing testable JavaFX applications that are beautiful inside-out requires serious thought and some experience. Or you could read this blog series :-)
posted by srikanth 
on Jul 1, 2010 | Permalink | Discuss
Using Bean Validation in JavaFX UI
Bean validation is a nice API for for validating Java objects and is included in Java EE 6. But it can also be used anywhere, with or without JPA, in a stand alone Java SE and even Java FX. Think out of the box and start using Bean Validation with JavaFX today
posted by srikanth 
on Jun 10, 2010 | Permalink | Discuss

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Effective JavaFX Architecture Part 3 - Asynchronous calls, Command Pattern and Testability
In the previous installment of Effective Architecture, I covered TDD with Model-View-Presenter. However the code I presented had synchronous server calls. In JavaFX (like Swing), the UI code runs in the Event Dispatch Thread (EDT). It is unwise to block the EDT. Hence it is encouraged to execute all server calls on a separate thread. SwingWorker Swing provides SwingWorker to execute tasks off the...
posted by srikanth 
on Jul 23, 2010 | Permalink | Discuss