A simple example of a JavaFX (SceneBuilder/FXML) application which presents data on the page using a ListView control. The ListView is connected to an ObservableList, which uses the "Observer Pattern" ...

As data, the component takes any object. In this case [Object].toString() method is used to display data. But if javafx.scene.Node is used as data, the node self will be rendered within ListCell. You ...

Swing’s javax.swing.JList component and JavaFX’s javafx.scene.control.ListView control let you customize how their various cells are rendered. In this post, I show you how to accomplish these tasks.

JavaFX isn't hard to learn. In fact, any developer with a little bit of object-oriented knowledge and a penchant for desktop development in Java can quickly put together a feature-rich GUI application ...

In spite of JavaFX's steep learning curve, its "eye candy factor" convinced Lynden Inc. senior software architect Rob Terpilowski to leave Swing behind and use JavaFX to design rich user interfaces ...