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Oracle JavaFX Bootcamp | Build & Deploy JavaFX Applications

Name: Oracle JavaFX Bootcamp | Build & Deploy JavaFX Applications
Rating: 4.0 (39 reviews)

Master Complete JavaFX Application Development. Build real Java projects using JavaFX technology from scratch to finish

Created byEmenwa Global, Juliet Rona, George Steve

Last updated 4/2026

English

What you'll learn

Skills that will allow you to apply for jobs and become a better JavaFX developer
You will setup JavaFX plugin
You will use Lambda expression in JavaFX
You will set up and use Scene Builder with Eclipse IDE
You will Style JavaFX projects with CSS and how to use the CSS Documentation
You will work with ComboBox in JavaFX
You will create ListView in JavaFX
You will create TreeView in JavaFX
You will learn all about File Chooser and how to work with File Chooser in JavaFX
You will master how to use JavaFX properties
You will learn how to create ProgressBar and ProgressIndicator in JavaFX
You will learn how to create Slider with TextField in JavaFX
You will learn how to create MenuBar, MenuItems and so on
You will learn how to use CheckBoxes in JavaFX
You will learn how to create RadioButton in JavaFX
You will learn how to create a TableView
You will learn how to use DatePicker
You will learn all about WebView
You will learn how to build Charts such as PieChart and LineChart in JavaFX

Course content

13 sections • 65 lectures • 12h 31m total length

How to setup JavaFX in eclipse5:44
learn to set up JavaFX in eclipse using the eclipse plugin, install the JavaFX tools, create a JavaFX project, and run a basic JavaFX window in this hands-on guide.
Your First JavaFx Project13:44
Build your first Java FX project, importing Java FX libraries and extending the application class. Create a primary stage, layout, scene, add a button, and print hello world on click.
Ask Questions, Get Support & Achieve Your Dream!0:49

How to use Lambda expression in JavaFX8:09
Learn how to use lambda expression in JavaFX to handle button actions in one line, print Hello World, and minimize code with concise event handling.
Download and Installation of Scene Builder in JavaFX8:09
Download and install scene builder for JavaFX, select the correct version, and configure Eclipse with the Java path to enable smooth integration.
Your first project using Scene Builder in JavaFX8:39
Build your first JavaFX project using Scene Builder and Symbiota, create an FXML layout, insert a Button into an AnchorPane, and see the generated code update automatically.
How to add MainController class in JavaFX9:32
Create a main controller class in JavaFX and wire a button to print random numbers from 1 to 100 using a Random object and action events.
How to work with Label in JavaFX with Scene Builder7:54
Learn to display random numbers in a standalone JavaFX app by wiring a label with Scene Builder and FXML, updating the label text via the controller using @FXML.
How to Style with CSS in JavaFX15:32
Learn to style JavaFX apps with CSS by creating and applying application CSS, customizing buttons and labels, and tweaking fonts, colors, padding, and background via selectors like .button and #BTN1.
How to use CSS reference Documentation5:07
Discover how to use the JavaFX CSS reference to apply colors via names or hex codes, and set the background color in your project.

How to work with ComboBox in JavaFX17:06
Create a JavaFX combo box by wiring an fxml layout, a text combo box controller, and an observable list of fruits, then initialize it with a prompt like choose fruits.
How to add Action Event in ComboBox7:27
Learn to attach action events to a JavaFX combo box and display the selected item on a label using FXML. Use the combo box getValue method to update the label.
How to add more features to ComboBox6:18
Learn to enhance a JavaFX ComboBox by adding an add-items button that appends multiple items (car, house, school) to the ComboBox on click, with steps in theme builder.
How to use FXCollections in ComboBoX6:54
Learn to build a JavaFX combo box using FXCollections and an observable list, populate items with FXCollections, and manage imports and collections for real-world JavaFX applications.

How to create a ListView in JavaFX5:00
Learn to create and populate a list view in JavaFX using an observable list. Mirror the combo box setup, wiring FXML and binding items to the list view.
How to add more items to the ListView2:16
Learn to dynamically add items to a JavaFX list view with a button, using the same approach as the combo box, adding items like car, house, and juice.
How to printout ListView items4:00
How to create ListView using FXCollections in JavaFX3:46
Learn to create a JavaFX ListView using FXCollections to populate an observable list, mirroring the combo box approach and printing multiple items in the list.

How to create a TreeView in JavaFX16:13
Create a tree view in JavaFX using FXML, define a TreeView with TreeItem nodes, and initialize it via the controller to build and display the hierarchy.
How to add sub-Nodes in TreeView4:45
Learn to add sub nodes in a tree view by creating and renaming nodes, passing them to the root as parents, and building nested structures in JavaFX.
How to add icons in TreeView8:53
Learn to add icons to tree nodes in JavaFX by importing images, creating image views, and setting icon resources for roots and subnodes.
How to add MouseClick Event in TreeView7:41
Learn to add mouse click events to a JavaFX tree view, print the clicked node name to the console, and handle single and double clicks via the selection model.

How to create a File Chooser23:33
build a file chooser in JavaFX by wiring FXML, controller, and a button to open the file chooser dialog, and display the selected file names in a list view.
How to filter files in File Chooser5:19
Learn to filter files in the JavaFX file chooser by applying extension filters for PDF, PNG, and JPEG, using get extension filters and the new extension filter.
How to select Multiple files in File Chooser4:47
Learn to use JavaFX file chooser to select multiple files at once with an open multiple dialog, iterate through selected files, and obtain their absolute paths.

How to use JavaFX properties28:46
Explore how to implement and use JavaFX properties, including defining a double property, generating getters and setters, and binding to a UI label via a change listener.
How to create ProgressBar and ProgressIndicator12:55
Create a JavaFX progress bar and progress indicator, and bind their progress properties to a shared value. Increment and decrement actions update both controls in real time.
How to create a slider with TextField12:53
Create a JavaFX slider paired with a text field and learn to implement unidirectional and bidirectional binding to synchronize their values.
How to create MenuBar in JavaFX13:32
Learn how to create a menu bar in Java FX, add menus and items, wire them through a controller, import FXML, and implement an exit action using Platform.exit and System.exit.
How to use CheckBoxes in JavaFX16:11
Learn to implement checkboxes in JavaFX using FXML, bind them to a controller, and display selected items in labels while handling on-action events.
How to create Radio Button in JavaFX12:39
Learn to create and configure radio buttons in JavaFX using FXML, a toggle group, and a controller to display the selected option in a label.
How to create a TableView in JavaFX29:12
Create a JavaFX table view by defining an Employee class with id, first name, last name, and age, then configure columns and populate an observable list.
How to create Date and Time using DatePicker10:18
Create date and time in JavaFX by wiring a date picker in FXML with a date controller and displaying the selected date in a label, including week numbers.
How to use WebView in JavaFX21:55
Learn to build a JavaFX WebView interface with buttons that load Google, a JavaScript page, and an HTML document using WebEngine, FXML, and a controller.

How to build a PieChart in JavaFX17:17
Learn to build a functional JavaFX pie chart by creating a project, wiring an FXML controller, populating data with an observable list, and configuring legend, title, and clockwise behavior.
How to add MouseClick Event to PieChart8:43
Learn to attach mouse click events to a JavaFX pie chart and display the clicked slice’s percentage in a label by iterating the pie data and updating the label accordingly.
How to create LineChart in JavaFX17:15
Learn to create a line chart in javafx using fxml and scene builder, including x axis and y axis labels, a data series, and a load button to populate chart.
How to add Multiple Lines to LineChart6:16
Learn how to add multiple lines to a JavaFX line chart, assign distinct colors and series names such as week one, week two, and week three, and refresh the chart.
How to add MouseClick Event to LineChart10:38
Add mouse click events to the line chart in JavaFX, so clicking a data point displays the corresponding day and value in a label.
How to create a Tooltip in LineChart4:24
Learn to add and customize tooltips in JavaFX line charts, displaying data labels on mouse hover for each data point.

How to work with Media Player in JavaFX21:00
Build a JavaFX media player with a media view, FXML, and a controller. Set the video path, enable autoplay, and bind width and height to fit the video view.
How to add controls to Media Player in JavaFX17:51
Learn to add and configure media player controls in JavaFX, including play, pause, fast and slow playback, seek, start and stop, and integrate them with a UI layout.
How to add volume control to Media Player in JavaFX8:16
Learn to add volume control to a JavaFX media player using a slider, scale the 0–1 value to 0–100, and update the media player's volume property.

How to Build a simple Calculator in JavaFX16:25
Build a simple calculator in JavaFX using FXML and a dedicated controller. Design the UI with VBox and stack pane, add labeled buttons and a display label to show results.
How to create a ModelView for Calculator8:11
Learn to implement a model view in JavaFX for a calculator using the mvc pattern, including a public float calculator method with +, -, *, / and zero-division handling.
How to create a Contrroller Class for Calculator18:37
Develop a JavaFX calculator by building a controller class that wires number and operator handling to a model, updates the output label via fxml, and processes button events.

Requirements

This course requires the knowledge of basic Java programming
You must have a good computer system. A computer (Windows/Mac/Linux)
You must have active internet connection to download necessary tools to get started with Java programming Your computer system must have 2GB RAM and above to run java programs smootly

Description

Complete Oracle JavaFX Bootcamp! Build Real JavaFX Projects starts from the very beginning by teaching you Javafx basics and programming fundamentals, and then going into advanced topics and different career fields in JavaFX so you can get real life practice and be ready for the real world.

Are you ready to elevate your Java programming skills and dive into the world of modern, dynamic graphical user interfaces? Welcome to the “Complete Oracle JavaFX Bootcamp | Build Real JavaFX Projects,” your comprehensive guide to mastering JavaFX and building impressive, real-world JavaFX applications from scratch. This course is tailored for beginners and intermediate learners, providing a step-by-step journey from the basics to advanced JavaFX concepts.

What You’ll Learn:

Getting Started with JavaFX Programming: Understand the fundamentals of JavaFX and why it’s a powerful framework for building desktop applications.
How to Setup JavaFX in Eclipse: Step-by-step instructions to set up your development environment, ensuring a smooth start with JavaFX in Eclipse.
Your First JavaFX Project: Create and run your first JavaFX project, laying the groundwork for more complex applications.
Basics of JavaFX Programming with Scene Builder: Learn how to use Scene Builder to design your UI visually, making JavaFX development intuitive and efficient.
Download and Installation of Scene Builder in JavaFX: A detailed guide to downloading and installing Scene Builder, an essential tool for JavaFX developers.
Your First Project Using Scene Builder in JavaFX: Hands-on experience with Scene Builder to create a functional JavaFX application.
How to Add MainController Class in JavaFX: Learn how to link your UI with backend logic using the MainController class.
How to Work with Label in JavaFX with Scene Builder: Master the basics of UI elements starting with labels.
How to Work with ComboBox in JavaFX: Learn to create and manage ComboBox elements for user selections.
How to Add Action Event in ComboBox: Implement interactive features by adding action events to ComboBoxes.
How to Create a ListView in JavaFX: Understand how to display and manage lists of data using ListView.
How to Create ListView Using FXCollections in JavaFX: Learn to populate ListViews dynamically using FXCollections.
How to Create a TreeView in JavaFX: Create hierarchical views of data using TreeView.
How to Add MouseClick Event in TreeView: Make your TreeViews interactive with mouse-click events.
How to Create a File Chooser: Enable file selection capabilities in your applications.
How to Select Multiple Files in File Chooser: Extend file choosers to handle multiple file selections.
How to Use JavaFX Properties: Understand and utilize JavaFX properties for dynamic data binding.
How to Create ProgressBar and ProgressIndicator: Implement visual progress indicators in your applications.
How to Create a Slider with TextField: Learn to link sliders with text fields for enhanced UI control.
How to Create MenuBar in JavaFX: Design and implement menu bars for better application navigation.
How to Use CheckBoxes in JavaFX: Add and manage checkboxes in your applications.
How to Create Radio Button in JavaFX: Implement radio buttons for exclusive selections.
How to Create a TableView in JavaFX: Display and manage tabular data using TableView.
How to Create Date and Time Using DatePicker: Integrate date and time pickers into your applications.
How to Use WebView in JavaFX: Embed web content directly into your JavaFX applications.
How to Build Charts in JavaFX: Learn to create various charts for data visualization.
How to Build a PieChart in JavaFX: Specifically focus on creating and customizing PieCharts.
How to Add MouseClick Event to PieChart: Make your PieCharts interactive with mouse-click events.
How to Create LineChart in JavaFX: Visualize data trends using LineCharts.
How to Add Multiple Lines to LineChart: Enhance LineCharts by adding multiple data series.
How to Add MouseClick Event to LineChart: Add interactivity to your LineCharts.
How to Create a Tooltip in LineChart: Provide additional data insights using tooltips.
How to Work with Media Player in JavaFX: Integrate media playback capabilities in your applications.
How to Add Controls to Media Player in JavaFX: Enhance media player with custom controls.
How to Add Volume Control to Media Player in JavaFX: Implement volume control for a complete media player experience.
How to Build a Simple Calculator in JavaFX: Apply your skills to build a functional calculator application.
Login Page in JavaFX: Design and implement a secure login page.
How to Add Images to the Login Page: Enhance your login page with images.
Database Management System in JavaFX: Integrate database functionality into your JavaFX applications.
How to Create Tables in Database: Learn to create and manage database tables.
How to Create Classes for Database: Design classes to interact with your database.
How to Connect to Connection Class from Login Model: Implement database connections in your applications.
How to Successfully Get Results from Your Database Connection: Retrieve and manage data from your database.
How to Create a Login Page for Students Portal: Develop a complete login system for a student portal.
How to Open Database Table in Students Portal: Display database tables in your applications.
How to Auto-Close Login Page: Enhance user experience by auto-closing the login page upon successful login.
How to Populate Students Data on the Table: Display student data dynamically in your application.
How to Add New Student Data into Your Database: Implement features to add new records to your database.
How to Clear TextFields in Database: Manage and clear input fields effectively.
How to Export Your Project and Create a Standalone Application: Package your JavaFX application for distribution.
And Many More: Continue to explore advanced topics and projects to deepen your JavaFX expertise.

Why Enroll in This Course?

Comprehensive Curriculum: Covering all essential topics from JavaFX basics to advanced development techniques, ensuring a thorough understanding and skill set.
Hands-On Projects: Gain practical experience with real-world projects that solidify your learning.
Beginner-Friendly: No prior programming experience is required, making this course accessible to everyone.
Expert Instruction: Learn from experienced instructors who provide clear explanations and step-by-step guidance.
Lifetime Access: Revisit course materials anytime and learn at your own pace.
Community Support: Join a community of learners to share knowledge, seek help, and collaborate on projects.

By the end of this course, you’ll have the confidence and skills to tackle any JavaFX programming challenge, positioning you for success in the industry. Enroll now and start your journey to becoming a JavaFX development expert!

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Why Take This Course And What Benefit Is It To ME As JavaFX Developer?

This is the only course on the internet that will help you to become a certified and successful JavaFX developer with an in-depth knowledge of the entire aspect of JavaFX development and prepare you with the required skills necessary to build you to face job interviews and get employed as a full stack JavaFX developer.

Emenwa Global instructors are industry experts with years of practical, real-world experience building software at industry leading companies. They are sharing everything they know to teach thousands of students around the world, just like you, the most in-demand technical and non-technical skills (which are commonly overlooked) in the most efficient way so that you can take control of your life and unlock endless exciting new career opportunities in the world of technology, no matter your background or experience.

Who this course is for:

Anyone who wants to learn how to code JavaFX
Anyone looking to level up their skills and master a new programming language
Anyone who wants to master javaFX programming

Oracle JavaFX Bootcamp | Build & Deploy JavaFX Applications

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Getting started with JavaFX programming3 lectures • 20min

Basics of JavaFX programming with Scene Builder7 lectures • 1hr 3min

How to work with ComboBox in JavaFX4 lectures • 38min

How to create a ListView in JavaFX4 lectures • 15min

How to create a TreeView in JavaFX4 lectures • 38min

How to create a File Chooser3 lectures • 34min

How to use JavaFX properties9 lectures • 2hr 38min

How to build a Charts in JavaFX6 lectures • 1hr 5min

How to work with Media Player in JavaFX3 lectures • 47min

How to Build a simple Calculator in JavaFX3 lectures • 43min

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