JavaFX Material Design JFoenix Introduction Tutorial 45

javafx material design jfoenix introduction
JAVAFX MATERIAL DESIGN LIBRARY

Step 1 : Open JavaFx Scene Builder
Step 2 : Import the jfoenix library
Step 3 : Drag and drop custom components in order to build a GUI
Step 4 : Save your fxml code so that you can use it in your JavaFx code
SETUP
JFoenix jar file is included in your project, you can use JFoenix components.
-Scene Builder Setup:
To import JFoenix components in scene builder do the follwing:
click on "Import JAR/FXML file" in scene builder
select JFoenix jar file
choose the components to import into scene builder

Components
JFXButton Usage
JFXCheckBox Usage
JFXToggleButton Usage
JFXDialog
JFXListView
JFXHighlighter
JFXChipView
JFXNodesList
JFXMasonryPane
JFXSlider Usage
JFXSpinner
JFXSnackbar
JFXColorPicker
JFXDatePicker
JFXTimePicker
JFXTreeTableView
Grouping

Projects using JFoenix
BCozy
Corendon LostLuggage
Library Assistant
JFX-Browser
HMCL - Hello Minecraft! Launcher
By Anongrp in several projects: Phony, ThunderGet, Portume
By GOXR3PLUS in: XR3Player, JAVAFX WEB Browser
KFoenix
JavaFXCalendar
JLearn A Juicy Learning app
P2P A peer to peer software
OwlPlug An Audio plugin manager
MS Paint IDE Programming in MS Paint
TradingFX BitCoin value monitor in real time
Actlist An utility platform to execute your desire things
Jestures A simple framework for gesture recognition in Java
RentLio Vehicle Reservation System with RMI Technology
Magis A Computer Aided Instruction Program
Other small projects JMarkPad, Currency Converter, ColorCode Pro
GameDex A digital game collection management application
Sparkler A Cross platform API request builder
ExploreHub An event booking application
Gramophy Ad-free, Opensource, YouTube Music Player/Downloader
JabRef An opensource (scientific) Reference Manager, mostly used in the LaTeX world