Building Serious JavaFX 2 Applications

Most JavaFX 2 samples look and feel great, but they are often developed within a single class, in a completely unrealistic way. This session discusses how to implement real-world JavaFX applications with back-end access, unit and integration tests, Maven builds, and data binding. It also demonstrates the separation of concerns with the model-view-presenter pattern, with real-world code. This is probably the only JavaFX 2 session without special effects, animations, and custom components.

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[BradJennings]

Thank you for this information. Your insight will help me educate some of the business side of my current project. Very useful indeed.

[TheKingofFightNight]

Awesome Video! It has given me brand new ideas!

[shmurva]

Tell me pls, is there a whole lecture in text format?

[RubenM]

it's very cool!!! thank you sir.

[addisondavis]

yeah man...can you help me ..how to add, update, delete in tableview using javafx and my sql database

[dharmeshpatel]

Can you provide the source code for this for us to look at?

[neelamzanvar]

Hi I want to build a multi user desktop application. Where multiple users use same database. How I do it using javafx. I want to build a DESKTOP APPLICATION

[TimRubel]

FXML reminds me of MXML developed by Adobe for use with Flash.