Question: JavaFX adoption

[Jacek Furmankiewicz]

Quick question to all existing users:

Are you planning to:

a) keep investing in Swing indefinitely?

b) migrate to JavaFX?

c) migrate to Web UI instead?


Want to see if it is worthwhile to invest in a JavaFX version or not....

[Jacek Furmankiewicz]

Also, are you using any addons
such as afterburner, etc

http://afterburner.adam-bien.com/

[fed]

First of all, thanks for the new release Jacek.

For me, I am still using Swing, but if I have to migrate I will use some Web UI framework, like Vaadin, not JavaFX.

JavaFX still has it's declarative UI syntax.

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[Jacek Furmankiewicz]

Yes, I have seen it still uses that FXML format...

I actually have not coded a single line of JavaFX at all.

But am interested in looking at it, frustrated by the (still huge) gap in productivity in web UI vs traditional desktop UI.

[Jacek Furmankiewicz]

Well, it's a start.

Our first Junit JavaFX test passes...looks like adapting JavaBuilders to JavaFX may be possible after all:

https://github.com/jacek99/javabuilders/blob/2.0.0/javafx/javafx-core/src/test/java/org/javabuilders/fx/test/samplesapp/LabelPane.yml
https://github.com/jacek99/javabuilders/blob/2.0.0/javafx/javafx-core/src/test/java/org/javabuilders/fx/test/samplesapp/LabelPane.java