JFXtras API Documentation

[HugoM]

Hi!

Where i can find the API Documentation of JFXtras? I searched everywere and i cannot find the API page.

Thanks!

Best regards!

Hugo

[Daniel Mack]

there is no documentation ... jfxtras basically was dead from the beginning - which is also true for controlsfx. I think its best to avoid all of these libraries and write your own solutions, Oracle failed yet again in promoting JFX and thus it will walk the path of all mortal things

[tbeernot]

Hello Daniel, Thank you for your kind and friendly opinion of all the free time my fellow members and myself put in JFXtras, I always appreciate when someone voices their gratitude.

As for Hugo's question: JFXtras API documentation is available on the jfxtras.org website, search on "javadoc" and you'll find several links. The latest javadoc can also be downloaded from the maven repo's where they are published next to the library itself and the sources.

Regards, Tom

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[Daniel Mack]

I dont think you know what "documentation" means .... javadoc doesnt document anything, it merely describes API functionality details - its the very last step after the documentation has been created and reviewed ... so ... yeah : you guys skipped the entire doc, there is no introduction / quickstart, no guides, no online examples ... have a look at the documentation for the spring project - THATS what "documentation" means.

[tbeernot]

Hugo asked for the API documentation, not a getting started, but I did not realize you needed documentation on how to include a jar into a Java project. Luckily Google has information on that.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3280353/how-to-import-a-jar-in-eclipse

For the rest, each class has a description on how to use it, like, for example, agenda. But of course you knew that, because you read our documentation before voicing an opinion.
http://jfxtras.org/doc/8.0/jfxtras-agenda/index.html

Is the the perfect amount of documentation? No. There can always be more, it is a matter of choosing where to spent one's free time on. ControlsFX, which you kindly swipe under the same rug as JFXtras, has invested a lot of energy in their documentation, including a "getting started" which you apparently need so much. But you of course know this already, because you read that before voicing an opinion.
http://fxexperience.com/controlsfx/

But, out of pure curiosity... What is your open source contribution to the world?

Tom

[Google]

Tom,

thanks for stepping up for the JFXtras development team and clarifying things. That's appreciated.

Cheers - Thomas

[Daniel Mack]

cum hoc, ergo propter hoc

red herring

strawman

... and possibly a few more - thats basically master-trolling right there, yet again the internet proves to be filled with trolls and angry, angry people who like to project personal problems onto others.

[samir.ha...@gmail.com]

I think we have one big troll over here!

We don't need to feed, it, this topic can be closed IMHO.

Regards,
Sam'

[Google]

+1

[Filip Dreger]

cum hoc, ergo propter hoc

red herring

strawman

You might want to append https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychological_projection

Filip