JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial - 9 - GridPane

[danyyilbun]

Dude, these tutorials are basically saving me from failing college

[delphi]

as someone from New England, transplanted to CA, really enjoying the humor and accent from home. The learning coding process is so much more fun cause you throw in the jokes and stories and funny messages and titles etc. Thank you very much!

[willorwig]

Bro i gotta say You are good af at this. I'm a python programmer. I've been doing java for about 2 weeks. I've learned more watching these videos and making apps than i have watching my Udemy course. Ty bro. Much apprieciated. I'm about to go back through and make sure i liked all em

[MrJzlavallee]

Upvoted for "Easy, breezy, beautiful, cover girl."

[Rowgun]

These Javafx tutorials are awesome! I hope you make around 200 of them!

[fireflies]

the prompt text is so interesting. Java final tomorrow and let me tell you boi you're helping a lot of us poor collage students so thanks a lot. needless to say you're known for being "the one with the tuna class"

[zacksai]

Thank you wow this was super helpful! I really liked how you explained WHY we need to write each line and WHAT the h it means. Carry on lad

[dppjos]

Thank you, for your wonderful tutorials, Mr. :D :D

[pepsrunhell]

Another tutorial 9 out of 9, thanks amigo

[Toroloko]

Fuck bro, muchas gracias por estos videos, me estan siendo de mucha ayuda para la universidad, gracias, en verdad gracias, buena explicacion, gran canal, EXCELENTES tutoriales

[mohammadmahdifarrokhy]

such an useful course it was. Thank you for making it

[SenseiEli]

Thank you very good and actually fun to learn this way!!!

[dylanpusilo]

In a newer version of JavaFx, the one I'm using, the addConstraints() method and the getChildren().addAll() method are in a simple add() method

[hackoffz]

Thank you very much for your tutorial! It was awesome for beginners.

[TheWombatGuru]

Finally a new video :) Thank you Bucky

[shreekarshetti]

This is the first video without "alright..." introduction from him lol

[tornuptom]

Bucky, Could you dig deep into JavaFX/Java and do a series of tutorials on abstracting out business logic and Database stuff into different classes and show how a commercial application would be created... Iv come from a Winform C# background and im really interested in getting into Java, my problem(in both java and C#) is that i bulk out the form/scene classes(code behind) with too much business logic instead of abstracting it out so only UI code is in the class handing the Stage/Form... would be an amazing series to watch you develop a to-do list application or something small like that but laying the code out so its reusable and loosely coupled!!

Keep up the tutorials!!

[SenseiEli]

if you have an error with "grid.setPadding(new Insets(10, 10, 10, 10));" Just check that you imported import javafx.geometry.Insets;
(if you imported java.awt.Insets; you will get an error);

[kennyPAGC]

I think it's soo weird that setConstraints is a static method. Why?? And how does it even hook to the instantiated grid?

[mistermiyagi]

I'd rather do object.add instead of class.setConstraints, that's why my prof taught me