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Why JavaFX is Intriguing for Java Developers
Submitted by adam bien on Mon, 2009/02/23 - 7:27am
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Java FX Script is consistent: everything is an expression. Knowing that helps a lot. Additional
access modifiers (script-only, public-read, public-init) allow leaner
approaches for building, not only visual, components. The
"skeleton" of a Java FX application is the scene graph. It is a tree
structure starting with stage, scene, and has nodes as leaves. ItÂ
represents a platform independent model of any visual application. You
could actually map this "meta-tree" to any technology you want. I
believe this exactly happens in the desktop and mobile profiles
(requires further investigation :-)). There is no additional ceremony required to call Java objects: it is straight forward. Existing Java code can be easily reused. RESTful (JSON/XML) communication is supported out-of-the-box. The
"bind" operator enables building of lean Model View Presenter (Passive
View / Supervising Controller) applications with clean seperation of
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