Essential JavaFX 1st Edition by Gail Anderson , Paul Anderson ISBN 0137042795 978-0137042791

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ISBN 10: 0137042795 

ISBN 13: 978-0137042791

Author: Gail Anderson , Paul Anderson

A complete introduction for beginners to Sun’s powerful JavaFX scripting language JavaFX is a scripting language which provides built-in properties for manipulating objects within a 2D coordinate system. A competing technology to Microsoft’s Silverlight, JavaFX provides the tools to fill and pen stroke colors, and create special effects, shapes and lines. It also manipulates images and play videos and sound and defines animations that affect objects over time. This complete introduction for any level doesn’t bury you with details. It starts quickly with an introduction to the power of JavaFX key features–scene node graphs, nodes as components, the coordinate system, layout options, colors and gradients, custom classes with inheritance, animation, binding, and event handlers. It then shows step-by-step how these features could be used in a real JavaFX application and will help an application look

Table of contents: 

1.1 What Is JavaFX?
JavaFX SDK
1.3 Where to Get JavaFX
Create a NetBeans Project
Edit JavaFX Source Code
Compile and Run
Execution Models

2.1 Introducing JavaFX
2.2 Project GuitarTuner
The Scene Graph Metaphor
Hierarchical Scene Graph
Stage and Scene
Object Literals
Type Inference
Shapes
Sequences
Extending CustomNode
JavaFX Script Artifacts
Gradients
Color
Rectangles with Arcs
DropShadows
Binding
Mouse Events
Animations
2.7 Source Code for Project GuitarTuner

3.1 Variables and Types
JavaFX Types
Printing Variables
3.2 Operators
Unary Operators
Logical Operators
Block Expressions
For Expressions
Binding Expressions
Bidirectional Binding
Sequence Literals
Printing Sequences
Creating Sequences with for
Inserting Items into Sequences
Deleting Items from Sequences
Predicates
Binding Sequences
Passing Arguments to Functions
Returning Values from Functions
Bound Functions
Program Arguments
Function Types
Classes
Object Literals
Using public-init
Using public-read
Using this
Using Java Objects
Binding with Object Literals

3.7 Inheritance
Using super
Abstract Base Classes
As Operator
Mixin Inheritance
On Replace with Variables
On Replace with Sequences
On Replace with isInitialized

3.9 Script Files and Packages
Function Scope
Access Modifiers
Packages
Try, Catch, Finally
Throwing Exceptions
3.11 JavaFX Keywords

4.1 Setting the Stage
Node
Cursor
Group

4.2 Shapes
Circle
Arc
QuadCurve
Line
SVGPath
ShapeIntersect/ShapeSubtract
Text

4.3 Paths
4.4 Layout Components
HBox and VBox Layout Components
Flow and Tile Layout Components
Stack Layout Component
Point2D
Bounding Rectangles
TextBox
UI Components
Popup Windows
SwingCheckBox
SwingComboBoxItem
SwingLabel
SwingListItem
SwingToggleButton
SwingTextField
Pizzas Are Circles
Toppings Are Circles
Selecting Pizza Size with SwingRadioButton
Selecting Toppings with SwingCheckBox
Integrating with Bound Functions and Binding
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
Skinnable TextButton Component
Skinnable ChoiceDialog Component

6.1 Project Piano
6.2 PianoKey Components
Class PianoKey
Subclass WhiteKey
Single Key Application
Subclass BlackKey
Two Key Application
6.3 Building the Keyboard
6.4 SwingButtons and Animation
6.5 Adding Help and Improving Visual Effects
6.6 Source Code for Project Piano

What You Will Learn
7.1 Timelines
Animation Basics—Moving an Object
Animating Multiple Targets
Animating Multiple Targets Independently
Animating Groups
Animation and Binding
Using action with a Digital Clock Display
Using action with a Progress Bar
7.3 Transitions
Transition Basics—Simple Movement
ScaleTransition
Rotate and Fade Transitions
Compound Transitions
Creating a Path
PathTransition
7.5 Chutes and Ladders
Class PathBall (PathBall.fx)
Main Program (Main.fx)

8.1 Using Image
Class Image
8.2 Using ImageView
Scaling
Transformation and Effects Menagerie
8.3 Building a Wall of Photos
8.4 Mouse Dragging
8.5 Animated Photo Carousel
Photo Carousel Scene Graph
CarouselPhoto Animation
CarouselPhoto Custom Node
Carousel Custom Node
Main Script

9.1 JavaFX Pull Parsers
XML Parsing
JSON Parsing
Animated Photo Carousel
Using HttpRequest
Interesting Photos
9.4 Flickr: Searching with Tags
9.5 Flickr: Getting User Photos

10.1 JavaFX Mobile—What Does It Mean?
Mobile Emulator
Discovering Your Environment
Orientation Changes
Mouse and Key Events
User Input
10.2 Making a JavaFX Application Mobile Ready
Detecting Orientation Changes
Reducing the Number and Size of Images
Adjusting the Animation
10.3 Mobile-Only Applications
Grouping Elements Together

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