Building and Deploying Java Client Desktop Applications With JDK 21 and Beyond By Kevin Rushforth

So you've decided you need to build a desktop app? Find out your next steps as we emphasize getting started in the right direction when choosing and using the Java platform UI toolkits. We present lots of techie details as well as content to help you choose an appropriate UI technology for your current and future business needs. Should you choose Java? Should you use Swing or JavaFX? Can you mix and match? What are each of them best for? How do you deploy the desktop app in your enterprise? We show how easy it is to use Swing and/or JavaFX, and run through as many of the fantastic capabilities as we can.

KEVIN RUSHFORTH
Kevin Rushforth is a member of the Oracle Java Team and is the co-project lead for the OpenJFX project on OpenJDK. He has worked on Java Client APIs since 1997.

[rmachuca]

Great prezo. Glad to find out about the improvements on java app packaging nowadays. Would only add that I was not able to hear the questions at the end, only the answers so it would have been helpful to repeat them to make sure that the audience got them or at least for the YT video.

[klarissaclairiton]

Thanks for this video. I have a few Swing and JavaFX programs that I have developped for my personal use on the computer. I have one for my family ancestry. I have not yet been able to run them outside of Intellij.

[marcom.]

I wonder why OWS (OpenWebStart) is not mentioned as an deployment option?