JavaFX Login Form Tutorial using Scene Builder | JavaFX and Scene Builder Tutorial | 2020 Version

How to create a login form in JavaFX using Scene Builder. Scene Builder and JavaFx tutorial in IntelliJ with modern graphical user interface design.

Hello everyone, today I am going to show you how to create
a beautiful login form in JavaFX using SceneBuilder.

Timestamps
0:00 - Intro and Setup
0:20 - Explaining JavaFX Stage and Scene
1:40 - Editing with Scene Builder
7:25 - Fixing image issue
9:09 - Log In Controller
13:13 - Editing Main
15:00 - Second Scene

18:30 - Testing the app

[iLoveSquares]

Thank you for this, building a uni project with no prior knowledge in javafx/scenebuilder and after stressing out over a few videos missing explanations, this one saved the day, you absolute champion!

[dainchoi]

THIS WAS THE MOST HELPFUL VIDEO IVE EVER SEEN. THIS SIMPLE VIDEO GAVE ME AN A+ ON MY FINAL COMPUTER SCIENCE PROJECT. THANK YOU.

[pumajlr]

Thank you. I already have a JavaFX app that i made a couple of years ago that i was not happy with. It was one of those "we need a simple window that do this for tomorrow..." that become a huge mess over time, specially because i had no idea about javafx at the time. Now i wanna start a new one and do it well. This is a great help. Specially how to handle more than one stage and change betweem them.

[Adder]

image is not showing, btw I'm on eclipse

[studynoook]

I am not sure if anyone else will have this same issue but for me I was not getting the images to appear when I ran the java code from the main.java file. What I found was that I did all the steps correctly however you may have to click on the little gear icon after setting the image path and manually select the "set to absolute path". This project is great! Thank you for the simple explanations. Scenebuilder is a bit confusing to a newbie like me. I really needed to learn this for uni like the other viewers.

[changlingao]

This is the best JavaFX tutorial !! Thank you so much!!!

[lycorice]

This tutorial saved me, thank you much for making this!

[ramihatim]

you saved my life bro really my entire semester marks thanks a lot

[karandanawle]

thank you so much helped a lot .. explaining code is most valuable thing...

[salmantalib]

awesome tutorial. each and everything explained very well and clearly.

[mediamogul-cenu]

I've followed this tutorial exactly, but I keep getting an error that says Cannot invoke because label is null, and I don't understand why. The code looks pretty much exactly the same, there are no errors. So I don't know what's wrong

[lukaJok]

Really nice, neat and easy to follow tutorial, thank you!

[vishalthestupid]

Damn Life Saver 😭😭😭😭 This helped me to connect my fxml with my code for my End Semester Project

[expertgamers]

thanks bro it helps me a lot setting up Javafx with with eclipse ide

[aqildanial]

Help my Login button cannot be click even though I already put the on action method at the button

[houssem]

I have a problem when I export the project to JAR.... When I launch the executable file... Nothing will be showed... Any solutions?!

[randommuiscchannel]

Can you use scene builder to create a complex application in a modular way? Build UI elements and combine or link later?

[shudderranz]

my line 45 in sample.fxml is giving error (onAction="#userLogIn") this line is showing userLogIn in red colour highlight and app isnt running pls help

[quasarstories]

can you do a tutorial about having Exception in Application start method

[joel]

i keep get Exception in Application start method when trying to run it