Johan Vos, Stephen Chin, Weiqi Gao, James Weaver, Dean Iverson Pro Java FX 9 A Definitiv
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- Contents
- About the Authors
- About the Technical Reviewers
- Acknowledgments
- Foreword
- Introduction
- Chapter 1: Getting a Jump-Start in JavaFX
- A Brief History of JavaFX
- Prepare Your JavaFX Journey
- Developing Your First JavaFX Program: Hello Earthrise
- Developing Your Second JavaFX Program: “More Cowbell!”
- Surveying JavaFX Features
- Summary
- Resources
- Chapter 2: Creating a User Interface in JavaFX
- Programmatic vs. Declarative Creation of the User Interface
- Introduction to Node-Centric UIs
- Setting the Stage
- Understanding the Stage Class
- Using the Stage Class: The StageCoach Example
- Understanding the StageCoach Program
- Obtaining Program Arguments
- Setting the Style of the Stage
- Controlling Whether a Stage Is Resizable
- Making a Stage Full Screen
- Working with the Bounds of the Stage
- Drawing Rounded Rectangles
- Dragging the Stage on the Desktop When a Title Bar Isn’t Available
- Using UI Layout Containers
- Ascertaining Whether the Stage Is in Focus
- Controlling the Z-Order of the Stage
- Closing the Stage and Detecting When It Is Closed
- Making a Scene
- Handling Input Events
- Animating Nodes in the Scene
- Using a Timeline for Animation
- Using the Transition Classes for Animation
- The MetronomeTransition Example
- The Behavior of the MetronomeTransition Program
- Understanding the MetronomeTransition Program
- Using the TranslateTransition Class
- Controlling and Monitoring the Transition
- The MetronomePathTransition Example
- The Behavior of the MetronomePathTransition Program
- Understanding the MetronomePathTransition Program
- Using the PathTransition Class
- Drawing an Ellipse
- The Zen of Node Collision Detection
- Summary
- Resources
- Chapter 3: Properties and Bindings
- Chapter 4: Using Scene Builder to Create a User Interface
- Chapter 5: Collections and Concurrency
- Chapter 6: Creating Charts in JavaFX
- Chapter 7: Connecting to Enterprise Services
- Index