
Explore building a complete Java application using Firebase and Amazon S3, learn to design modern user interface, and implement login, sign-up, and management screens with add, delete, and update operations.
Download and install the essential tools and environment for JavaFX development, including the Java JDK and Scene Builder, then load, drag, and design the application's UI.
download and import a ui library jar into a JavaFX project, then add and use components such as labels, text fields, combo boxes, buttons, spinners, and sliders in the builder.
Learn to animate a background image using fade transitions in a JavaFX setting, applying a sequence of transitions with a three-second duration and code-driven object changes.
Design a custom login layout for a JavaFX app with Firebase authentication, detailing sign in and sign up components and username and password fields.
Design an animated signup layout for a registration screen in JavaFX, detailing sign-up actions and fields like full name, username, and phone number.
Download and import Firebase into your JavaFX project using the jar file from a drive link or a local file library.
Connect to Firebase and set up a new Firebase project, enable authentication, storage, hosting, and database rules, then practice reading and writing data to a real-time database.
Sign up with Firebase database and create a teacher model with fields like name, username, and phone. Generate constructors and getters, then add the model as a child under teachers.
Add validation to the registration process by checking username and password, and display feedback with a JFX snackbar. Ensure password confirmation matches and style the snackbar with CSS.
Learn how to implement login with Firebase in a JavaFX app, including username and password validation, sign-in action, and retrieving all teacher data from Firebase using a single value event.
Log in to main screen of a JavaFX project using Firebase to retrieve teacher models and user name and password, while designing the interface with Scene Builder and a controller.
Create a profile screen with navigation, a toolbar, and a circular profile image, customizing colors, shadows, and transitions to reveal the profile view.
Retrieve and display user profile information from Firebase, manage profile images with storage in Amazon S3, and update name, username, and phone number in a JavaFX interface.
Update the profile information by updating firebase-stored user data, including username, password, and phone number, and synchronize the associated teacher model data to ensure changes are saved.
Explore Amazon S3, an object storage service delivering availability, security, and performance for websites, apps, backup, archive, IoT, and big data, with management to organize data and meet business needs.
Learn how to create a new bucket in the management console, set up an images folder, and upload files such as images or videos, then manage links, edits, and deletions.
Learn to select an image file from your device with a file chooser in a JavaFX app, update the teacher model, and display the new profile photo.
Learn how to upload and update files to Amazon S3 storage using Java and JavaFX, load access keys from security credentials, set public access, and manage bucket objects.
Learn how to upload a file to firebase and amazon s3 and store its downloadable link in the firebase database, updating the image id and user profile accordingly.
Design a custom teacher groups screen with a new window and group components, and implement a custom view featuring background color, shadow, corner radius, and an add group button workflow.
Design custom screen 2 guides building a global screen control class, adding new controls and assets, and implementing initialize to connect the group screen with a loader and sign-in flow.
Design a recyclerview item card using cardview for a group, incorporating an icon, image, name, price, status, and enrollment metrics with styling and constraints.
Develop a recycler view adapter to bind group model data from Firebase into a circular view, using a view holder and XML layout loading for item binding.
Learn to add a new cardItem in a recyclerview using a custom model, with material name and price selectors, actions to update the view and show a snack bar.
Add recycler view data to Firebase database by wiring group and teacher models, managing groups and students, and handling sign-in to save new items to Firebase.
Retrieve all data from Firebase and populate a RecyclerView by iterating over snapshots, mapping to a group model, and adding items while handling default constructors and errors.
Learn to retrieve a group model id from Firebase, update the model, and change status via a combo box in a JavaFX app, syncing active and inactive states.
Demonstrate building and managing a JavaFX node list in a UI by adding items, wiring new, delete, and edit buttons, and styling with a style sheet and layout spacing.
Learn to delete a Firebase child from a second view by wiring a delete button to remove the item and its index from the secular view.
Learn how to edit a RecyclerView item with Firebase, updating group name, class, price, and status by index and saving changes to the backend.
Learn to build a student management window using jfx tree table view in java fx, with columns for name, address, phone, email, and status, plus a manage action.
The video shows building three jfx tree table views in javafx, wiring a student model with observable lists and value factories for id, name, address, phone, gender, and status.
Implement material design dialog and a tool bar in the management window to add and edit subscriptions. Configure action buttons, icons, and styling for adding, deleting, and changing subscription status.
Explore how to design a material dialog layout in JavaFX, including navigation drawer integration, white background, shadows, animated transitions, and managing a table view with editable components.
Implement hide and clear actions in a JavaFX admin dialog, wiring email, name, address, and phone fields with a gender combo box and adding new rows to a table.
Learn to add a new student row to a JFXTreeTableView by collecting values from text fields, combo boxes, and a date picker, with defaults for status and subscribe.
Learn how to add row data in firebase database by creating group and student objects linked by a group id. Retrieve and update models to reflect new entries in firebase.
Implement session validation and snack bar feedback while adding student records, and control add/edit button states in a JavaFX app with fields for name, phone, email, gender, and start date.
Delete rows from a JFXTreeTableView and Firebase by selecting a row, validating it, and removing the entry from the table and database using the row index or student ID.
Build a jar file for a JavaFX project by organizing a five-project structure and applying clear architecture. Discover folder setup and project workflows for Firebase and Amazon S3 integration.
Build an .exe for your JavaFX app by selecting the project name, assigning an ICO icon, and setting minimum and maximum versions before saving.
Create an installation file by configuring the installer, selecting the jar, and customizing the icon for the shortcut; build and view the out folder for the installation file.
Learn How To Develop Commercial & Advanced JavaFX Apps With Firebase And Amazon S3 In Complete Appliication
JavaFX is a fantastic GUI-Framework for Java, by Oracle. JavaFX lets you realise and publish your software dream very quickly. The software can easily be exported for Mac OS, Windows or Linux.
Firebase is a Backend-as-a-Service — BaaS — that started as a YC11 startup and grew up into a next-generation app-development platform on Google Cloud Platform.
Firebase frees developers to focus crafting fantastic user experiences. You don’t need to manage servers. You don’t need to write APIs. Firebase is your server, your API and your data store, all written so generically that you can modify it to suit most needs. Yeah, you’ll occasionally need to use other bits of the Google Cloud for your advanced applications.
Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) is an object storage service that offers industry-leading scalability, data availability, security, and performance. This means customers of all sizes and industries can use it to store and protect any amount of data for a range of use cases, such as websites, mobile applications, backup and restore, archive, enterprise applications, IoT devices, and big data analytics. Amazon S3 provides easy-to-use management features so you can organize your data and configure finely-tuned access controls to meet your specific business, organizational, and compliance requirements. Amazon S3 is designed for 99.999999999% (11 9's) of durability, and stores data for millions of applications for companies all around the world.
What will you learn?:
* Create real-world native apps using JavaFX
* Build commercial Applications
* Learn how to develop complete application
* Learn how to user Firebase with javafx
* learn how to user Amazon S3 with javafx
* Design modern and advanced UI
* learn how to make installation file for your application