
Create professional user interfaces and business software in JavaFX, using code to build UIs and splash screens.
Download and install tools required for JavaFX development, including license agreement. Learn to configure Java components and set up the JavaFX environment for UI and animation design.
Explore the mvc pattern, outlining the model, view, and controller roles and their communication, and explain why mvc benefits ui design in JavaFX.
Learn how to import the Jfoenix material design library and apply material design components, such as checkboxes and other UI controls, in a JavaFX application.
Open a new JavaFX project with IntelliJ IDEA, configure the JDK, create the initial classes, and begin building the user interface with a consistent theme.
Learn to add a CSS style sheet in a JavaFX project by creating a style sheet, naming it, and attaching it to the main class via the constructor.
Create a simple login screen in JavaFX by setting up a stage and scene, adding two labels and three buttons, a title label, and applying color and a background image.
Learn to build a video-enabled login screen in JavaFX by configuring stage and scene, integrating media playback, and styling with fonts, logos, colors, and layout.
design a portrait login screen in javafx, center the username and sign-in controls, and build a large main window with a background image and cohesive UI elements.
Create a slid login screen in JavaFX, with three to four background bands and a small front window, focusing on color, background, light and shadow, and logo for screen sizes.
Create a dark login screen in JavaFX by arranging images and labels with centered alignment and adaptable visuals, drawing from ui/ux design and material design concepts.
design a sign-up screen with a background image in JavaFX, using labels, image view, and anchoring on the stage and scene to collect name and phone number.
create a pink sign-up screen in javafx by applying ui/ux design, animation, and material design, using a logo label, color theming, and stage layout.
Design a JavaFX app interface with scene builder, adjusting labels, colors, background, and anchors to build a constrained, interactive UI.
Implement animation for the three slides in JavaFX by wiring button actions and slide changes through a controller, managing duration and action-driven changes.
design a splash screen with scene builder in JavaFX, highlighting logo and label and a cohesive color theme aligned with ui/ux and material design.
Learn to implement screen animation in a JavaFX UI, managing stages, windows, and transitions to bring dynamic, interactive visuals to the main window.
Create slided panes with a background image using animation and transitions in javafx, applying color and image handling to enhance the ui/ux design.
Create a GridPane with nine JFXButtons, apply color changes and theme variations, and incorporate effects for interactive button states.
Design a customized navigation drawer in JavaFX, applying UI/UX design, animation, and material design to create smooth image transitions and engaging drawer interactions.
Design a responsive ui with scenebuilder by building a management screen featuring a table view, hover and color-change interactions, and labeled fields for name, gender, and age to organize data.
Create the table model in JavaFX, configuring a dynamic table view with columns for data fields such as age and gender, and manage string values to reflect updates.
Add a new row to a table and implement search in the table using a search bar in JavaFX, reflecting UI/UX design and material design concepts.
Read and add actions in the user interface, and send the results to the media to support interactive behavior in a JavaFX-based UI/UX design course.
Learn how to edit a row in a table and display details on labels within a JavaFX UI, integrating action, feedback, and dynamic value updates for clear data presentation.
Explore adding a JFXSnackbar in JavaFX to enhance UI and UX with Material Design principles, animation, and responsive notifications.
Design customized toast messages in JavaFX, tailoring the message content and display behavior within a UI/UX framework. Explore animation and material design concepts to enhance user feedback.
design customized alerts in javafx using scene builder, including customized headers, images, and emoji, and apply color themes for improved ui/ux.
Implement animation for a customized alert in JavaFX, coordinating background color, adding bottom actions, and emphasizing the message to ensure clear user attention.
Learn to add a line chart in a JavaFX interface by wiring the chart to the controller, handling actions, and managing scene and window updates for dynamic data.
Create a bar chart in JavaFX by building the interface and code. Use anchors and constraints to build a responsive bar chart window.
Learn to add a pie chart in a JavaFX UI, create a new stage, and explore basic color and data integration for a polished UI experience.
Create professional and visual appealing software in very short time. Realise your software idea
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.
This course is of highest quality! No uhms, no blurry picture. Professional equipment was used to record the videos of this course.
What will you learn?:
Develop the GUI of your application independently of the application logic. This makes updating at a later time very flexible. The GUI is created in XML and can be integrated into the application independently. This is a superior technology that is only rising in popularity now!
You will also learn how to integrate data in the program with the object model. This touches Object Oriented Programming. I will not specifically teach OOP, but if you follow what I show you, you will understand it easily.
EVERYONE CAN LEARN TO CODE