To write a JavaFX program, you need to have Java 8. If you are only using Java 7, you need to install the JavaFX API also to develop and run JavaFX programs.
All software development follow the same cycle: analyze the problem, formulate a plan, code the plan, test the code, and maintain the code.
Since a JavaFX application is a GUI program, you need to plan how the interface will look. The following interfaces were from a program I developed in my CIT 230 Advanced Java college class.
Upon execution of the application, a user guide appears, then the primary interface. It is a simple scheduler that allows user to enter the time and appointment detail inside a weekday column.
An error message window will appear if the user does not follow the formatting guide for time input or made a duplicate day and time appointment.
JavaFX is the new incarnation of Java GUI programming. So it is important for Java programmers to learn JavaFX programming.
Welcome to JavaFX!
John Sindayen
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