JavaFX Java GUI Design Course

35 Lessons
87 Students
Certificate of completion

Track:

Programming

JavaFX and JavaSwing are mostly outdated. Their primary use is writing desktop apps that run on both MacOS and Windows. If the purpose of your app is to expose a proprietary data to both MacOS and Windows, a web-application will be your best choice.

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What You'll Learn

Create modern JavaFX interfaces for cross-platform desktop applications using JavaFX and Java Swing tools
Implement responsive GUI layouts and controls for Java desktop applications with JavaFX
Design user-friendly JavaFX applications optimized for MacOS and Windows environments
Integrate JavaFX with backend data sources to develop dynamic desktop applications
Apply best practices for JavaFX event handling, animations, and user interactions
Utilize JavaFX Scene Builder for efficient GUI design and prototyping
Debug and troubleshoot JavaFX applications to ensure smooth performance and stability
Implement custom styles and themes to enhance JavaFX application aesthetics and usability
Develop scalable JavaFX applications with modular code architecture and reusable components
Leverage JavaFX features to create engaging, accessible, and professional desktop user interfaces

Course Content

35 Lessons • 4 h 40 m total

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 1 Creating a Basic Window

11:21

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 2 Handle User Events

6:17

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 3 Anonymous Inner Classes and Lambda Expressions

6:38

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 4 Switching Scenes

8:26

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 5 Creating Alert Boxes

10:54

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 6 Communicating Between Windows

8:41

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 7 Closing the Program Properly

8:22

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 8 Embedding Layouts

6:26

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 9 GridPane

11:16

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 10 Extract and Validate Input

8:38

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 11 CheckBox

7:38

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 12 ChoiceBox Drop Down Menu

8:11

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 13 Listening for Selection Changes

6:13

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 14 ComboBox

8:06

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 15 ListView

7:38

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 16 TreeView

14:30

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 17 Introduction to TableView

5:31

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 18 Simple TableView

12:04

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 19 Editable Tables

7:53

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 20 Adding and Deleting TableView Rows

10:05

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 21 Making Menus

6:18

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 22 Handling Menu Clicks

9:10

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 23 CheckMenuItem

7:04

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 24 RadioMenuItem

4:16

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 25 CSS Themes and Styles

6:52

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 26 CSS Inline Styles and Selectors

5:22

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 27 CSS Custom Style Classes and Selectors

5:19

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 28 Properties

11:17

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 29 Binding

4:36

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 30 Binding Properties Example

5:13

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 31 Introduction to FXML

5:13

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 32 Controllers in FXML

8:03

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 33 Initialize Binding and Reusable Components

6:30

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 34 Scene Builder

5:13

JavaFX Java GUI Tutorial 35 Working with Scene Builder

15:27

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Reviews

Harshal Vijay Patil

· 1yr ago

good

Diya Khulbe

· 2yrs ago

the course matter was very benificial

Zineb TAGHIA

· 3yrs ago

Great course

ELBAHLOULI Salma

· 3yrs ago

ELBAHLOULI Salma

Karima Zrayouil

· 3yrs ago

good

Ikram Ed-damnati

· 3yrs ago

it's very Good

Hamza Karouane

· 4yrs ago

Thank you

Nisrine Elfaidli

· 4yrs ago

it was a good and helpful course , i really like how they explain lessons

EZZAHI HAMZA

· 4yrs ago

excellent lessons

Kaouthar Ed-Daif

· 4yrs ago

it was a very good course

Oussama OUHAYOU

· 4yrs ago

i like it

REDA MAKAOUI

· 4yrs ago

it was a good course

JavaFX Java GUI Design Course Description

JavaFX and JavaSwing are mostly outdated. Their primary use is writing desktop apps that run on both MacOS and Windows. If the purpose of your app is to expose a proprietary data to both MacOS and Windows, a web-application will be your best choice.

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