The example highlighted in this post demonstrates a subset of JavaFX 2.0’s support for text rendering. It also is another example of how JavaFX 2.0 has made JavaFX readily available via Java APIs.

Although a small number of the items/recipes covered in JavaFX 2.0: Introduction by Example are based on and assume use of NetBeans, most examples in no way specific to any tool or IDE.

Gluon spoke recently to discuss cross-platform JavaFX applications running on computers and mobile devices. Examples include two games. Meanwhile, the ControlsFX team has released a new update ...

I'm playing around with swing and javafx and updating a label from a runnable. It looks like you must do it in some other way with JavaFx since I get: Not on FX application thread; currentThread = ...

JavaFX 14 is available to help developers create cross-platform GUI applications with a single codebase. Improvements include HTTP/2 support with an embedded browser, controlled by native Java code.