This document discusses JavaFX and provides tips for working with it. It recommends using JavaFX with any Java IDE or "oldschool" without an IDE. It also recommends creating a class that extends Application and overriding start() to launch the application. The document also discusses project management with JavaFX, including using Maven and providing native builds on different platforms.
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1 - Define Java Version in Build file
2 - Define Dependencies in Build File
I like to to this in a
static way…
Project
management
37. Build pipeline
Using a Build server is quite easy
It's really the same than for any other Java project
Remember: JavaFX == Java
choose your favorite
38. Build pipeline
Works for Open Source, Too
It only takes 5 minutes to setup a Travis Build
for your GitHub repo
+
39. Build pipeline
Native Builds
You need build notes for the different platforms
Build server
Linux build
node
Mac build
node
Windows
build node
trigger builds