Java's original GUI (Graphical User Interface) framework ws the AWT, then followed by Swing. Your knowledge in using the Swing tools including basic GUI and event handling will be a great assets!

In the final two articles in this series, we’ll jump into JavaFX 1.0, where you’ll put to work what you’ve learned about JavaFX conceptual basics, the JavaFX Script language, and the JavaFX APIs, ...

The easiest way to develop desktop applications in Java is to use JavaFX. The JavaFX GUI component library builds upon the successes and lessons of Java's old Swing components. Its layout and styling ...

One of the questions lingering in the aftermath of Oracle's acquisition of Sun Microsystems is, what happens now to the open source NetBeans integrated development environment (IDE)? Oracle's release ...

JavaFX 14 is now publicly available for use, updating the cross-platform GUI framework that can expand a single codebase across computers, embedded devices, iOS, and Android. One driver for developers ...

We’ve discussed here before the brewing battle between Swing and JavaFX for the hearts and minds of desktop Java GUI developers. Will the two technologies develop in parallel, each with their own ...

JavaFX is an open source, next generation client application platform for desktop, mobile and embedded systems built with Java. It is offered as a cross-platform Java library and it delivers ...