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The Flex guys have enjoyed this for a long time. When I discussed JavaFX with a friend who is familiar with Flex, he shrugged the feature off, clearing unimpressed with JavaFX despite his appreciation for the feature itself. Still, for Java enthusiasts, bind is a welcome language feature.
Another link and run post. Read more about using the bind keyword in JavaFX in the blog tip Binding var and...
JavaFX for-loops are significantly different from the Java kind.
Long ago, I started a series called JavaFX Learning Curve Journal. Those articles/journals were on java.sun.com at the very beginning of the JavaFX project. I recently tried to find some of those articles, and I think they've been removed or improved significantly. They're certainly not recognizable in their original form. That's probably a good thing. The language has changed since then, and we...
Have you ever wanted your application to discover new resource bundle localizations at startup time? You can do that, and here's how.
Not exactly Java related, but it is about internationalization and file encodings.
The JavaScript layer has its own lossy character conversion points. One of those is the escape function.
You'd think this sort of problem would be resolved by now, but it's not. It's still almost impossible to quickly and easily migrate an application from the too common default Latin-1 to UTF-8 character set encoding.
I am enthusiastic about Beans Binding, but a coworker threw a wet towel on me.
Although programmers use procedural code to define the user interface (UI) in the Java language, in JavaFX Script, you can use declarative statements to define the UI.
I'm an early adopter of JavaFX Script, and I'm experimenting with the language. Since I've never been too afraid to let you sit next to me as I explore new things, I've decided to share my experience learning JavaFX Script too.
I discovered that although using JavaFX Script's declarative syntax to define the visual UI is easy, I was being simple-minded to think I'd be able to just return that whole UI structure to Java.
I want to know how a Java programmer and a UI designer would work together -- one using Java for the business logic, event handlers, and models, and the other using JavaFX Script.
The Sun Developer Network has a few newsletters that you can subscribe to. One of the newsletters is Core Java Technologies Tech Tips. I still can't see that title without smiling. I'm always amused that Sun's proper use of the word "Java" must always have an approved noun after it: Java language, Java platform, Java technologies. It doesn't matter that Java Technologies Tech Tips sounds...
A new syntax for properties? I don't particularly need it, and so far the poll results suggest that most of you don't need it either.
After reading the "Aspect Oriented Programming and Internationalization" article on java.net, I'm still wondering why I would want to do that...
Comparing Strings with '==' is almost never correct, and comparing with the equals method is often wrong too.
You really can have your list model and sort it too. I describe
how to produce sorted lists and use a simple application to demonstrate concepts, with downloadable demo source code.
Want your app to be a hit in Japan, Germany, or even China? It all starts with an understanding of Locale.
You have limited time for conferences, but if you're involved in software internationalization, the Unicode Conference has to be on your list.
Have you ever felt like you had to know everything in order to understand anything? My recent exploration of blogger client APIs has reminded me how much background context one must have to understand most API specifications.
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