Simple Movie Catalog - JavaFX in action
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Thanks for the reply, I will have a look at the WPF :-)
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how did you make this with javafx? it looks great!!
genialus23 3 months ago
@genialus23 I programmed it in Netbeans, you could do these things in JavaFX easily (before JavaFX script was discontinued by Oracle)
OndrejPsencik 3 months ago
@OndrejPsencik jah, I read about it, hoped you did it with javafx 2.
just hoped you had a guide or something :-)
genialus23 3 months ago
@genialus23 Such a guide would be large. Now there is no script so you do things directly in Java, which is more work but you can achieve. Anyway in this catalog app half things are in JavaFX script, half in Java. You can read guides in javafx.com. Or you can try WPF from Microsoft, maybe it is now not so slow as it was at the JavaFX 1.3 time.
OndrejPsencik 3 months ago