A very simple example using FXML (JavaFX 2.0 b37)

update August 05, 2011: cleaner code and runs in b38.

This example is a very simple JavaFX application using FXML. It could certainly be improved, but it's just enough to begin to play.

Duke Anim in JavaFX 2.0 (b36)

This post is just the porting of DukeAnim in JavaFX 2.0 b36.

Droid Anim – Android 3.0

When I wanted to try JavaFX 1.x and more particularly the animations, I wrote Duke Anim, and Duke Anim in JavaFX 1.3.
So when I wanted to try the new animation API in Android 3.0, I wrote Droid Anim.

JavaFX 2.0 Beta is there!

JavaFX 2.0 Beta has been released, but only for Windows* :(
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javafx/overview/index.html

For download it:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javafx/downloads/index-jsp-136193.html

*Update 9 may 2011: JavaFX will be cross platform - Richard Bair
http://fxexperience.com/2011/05/is-javafx-2-0-cross-platform/

The documentation of the JavaFX 2.0 Beta is there

Even if JavaFX 2.0 Beta isn’t out yet, the documentation is already there
http://download.oracle.com/javafx/index.html

JavaFX 2.0 Early Access and Beta Program

JavaFX 2.0 Early Access is available for the JavaFX Partners, the JUG Leaders, and the Java Champions.

I'm not a JavaFX Partner, nor a JUG Leader or a Java Champion (even with my last name ;) ), but in the form to sign up to participate in the Early Access and Beta program there is an item "Other".

So, because i'm a JavaFX enthusiast, I signed up as "Other" …

And may be, with a little luck, I could have an access to the Early Access and Beta Program !

Some tips for newbies developers on Android 2.2 (like me)

The tips are :

• Know the devices which are connected
• Deploy your application on real devices
• Deploy your application on SD Card
• Know the location (internal or SD Card) of your application and move it or stop it