Content for the Learn JavaFX section

[FDelporte]

Based on the already available tutorials of @edwardalgorist, this could be the content for this new section:

• JavaFX 101: How to Create a Basic GUI Application
• Buttons
  • JavaFX: How to Create Buttons
  • Styling JavaFX Buttons with CSS
  • Handling JavaFX Button Events
• Checkboxes
  • JavaFX: How to Use Checkboxes
  • JavaFX: How to Use Checkboxes for Multiple Selection
• How to Use JavaFX ChoiceBox
• How to Use JavaFX ChoiceDialog
• JavaFX Charts
• JavaFX DatePicker
• JavaFX ProgressBar
• JavaFX Slider
• JavaFX Menus
• JavaFX TextField
• JavaFX PasswordField: Secure Input Handling in Your Java Applications
• JavaFX: How to Add Background Images
• JavaFX: How to Use Accordion
• JavaFX: How to Use Alerts
• How to Create RadioButtons in JavaFX
• How to Create a ComboBox in JavaFX
• How to Create a ListView in JavaFX
• How to Create a Toolbar in JavaFX
• JavaFX and FXML: Separating UI from Logic
• JavaFX Canvas
  • Getting Started with JavaFX Canvas
  • Drawing Arcs in JavaFX Canvas
  • Drawing Ovals in JavaFX Canvas
  • Drawing Rectangles in JavaFX Canvas
  • Drawing Lines in JavaFX Canvas
• JavaFX Animation: Bringing Your User Interfaces to Life

Others which are already available:

• JavaFX: How to Use the Media Player API to Create a Video Player
• JavaFX: How to Add User Confirmation to Close the Program
• JavaFX QR Code Generation
• JavaFX Printing: Generating and Printing Reports and Documents
• JavaFX WebView
• JavaFX ColorPicker
• JavaFX Preferences: Saving and Retrieving User Preferences
• JavaFX Labels: Customization and Text Effects
• JavaFX TableView – Building Interactive Data Tables
• Handling Big Data with JavaFX Paginated Tables
• JavaFX Pagination Made Simple
• JavaFX Dialogs: Simplifying User Interactions
• Building JavaFX Custom Dialogs
• JavaFX TreeView: Organizing Your Data in Hierarchical Structures
• Creating Scrollable Content with JavaFX ScrollPane
• JavaFX SplitPane: A Tool for Flexible User Interfaces
• JavaFX TabPane: Building User-Friendly Tabbed Interfaces
• Customizing JavaFX Stage Icons for Your Applications
• JavaFX ImageView: Displaying Images in Java Applications
• JavaFX Tooltip: Enhancing User Interface with Informative Hints
• JavaFX Popover: Enhancing UI with Contextual Information
• JavaFX ControlsFX Rating Control
• ToggleSwitch Control in JavaFX with ControlsFX
• Bringing Power to Your UI: JavaFX FileChooser Demystified
• JavaFX ControlsFX Notifications API
• JavaFX DirectoryChooser: Selecting Directories the Easy Way
• JavaFX ControlsFX StatusBar
• JavaFX AnchorPane: Anchoring Your UI
• JavaFX HBox: Building Horizontal Layouts
• JavaFX VBox: Building Vertical Layouts
• JavaFX StackPane: Layering UI Elements
• JavaFX BorderPane: Desinging With Divisions
• JavaFX FlowPane: Designing Responsive Interfaces
• JavaFX GridPane: Grid-Based UI Designs
• JavaFX TextArea: Multi-Line Text Input
• JavaFX HTMLEditor: Rich Text Editing
• JavaFX Accordion: Creating Collapsible UI Sections
• JavaFX TilePane: Tile Arrangements for UI Elements
• JavaFX TreeTableView: Building Hierarchical Data Displays
• JavaFX ControlsFX WorldMapView
• JavaFX ControlsFX RangeSlider: Enhancing Range Selection
• JavaFX ControlsFX PlusMinusSlider: Navigating with Precision
• FontAwesome Icons in JavaFX with FontAwesomeFX
• TextField Autocompletion in JavaFX using ControlsFX
• Clearable TextField in JavaFX using ControlsFX
• Font Selection in JavaFX with ControlsFX FontSelectorDialog
• Text Field Icons in JavaFX with ControlsFX
• Text in JavaFX Canvas: Adding Typography to Your Graphics
• Clearing the JavaFX Canvas
• Element Translation in JavaFX Canvas
• Internationalization in JavaFX: Building Multilingual Apps
• Drag and Drop in JavaFX: Simplifying User Interactions
• JavaFX Custom Mouse Cursors
• JavaFX with Apache Maven
• JavaFX and RESTful Web Services Integration
• Building a Real-time Currency Converter in JavaFX
• Concurrency and Multithreading in JavaFX
• Connecting JavaFX to a MySQL Database
• Data Binding in JavaFX: Simplifying UI-Data Synchronization
• JavaFX Clipboard
• Capturing Screenshots with JavaFX
• Screen Pixel Color Retrieval in JavaFX
• Creating Splash Screens with JavaFX
• Math Visualization with JavaFX: Creating a Graphical Calculator
• Ribbon Menus in JavaFX
• JavaFX with Gradle
• Displaying SVG Images in JavaFX
• Displaying Excel Data in JavaFX
• Exporting JavaFX Table Data to Excel

[leewyatt]

Hi Frank @FDelporte .

Here are some of my thoughts, they might not be correct, and I am looking forward to your feedback.

It seems that the data is not stored in a simple list. In other words, a Learn may contain a List, which is somewhat similar to a Tree. Of course, you will need to populate the data first, and then we will adjust accordingly based on the latest data structure.

Flattening the multi-level list into a single-level list for simplicity and ease of access.We may need to flatten the data in the code, instead of adjusting the structure of how the data is stored.

• JavaFX 101: How to Create a Basic GUI Application
• Button01: JavaFX: How to Create Buttons
• Button02: Styling JavaFX Buttons with CSS
• Button03: Handling JavaFX Button Events
• Checkboxes01: JavaFX: How to Use Checkboxes
• Checkboxes02: JavaFX: How to Use Checkboxes for Multiple Selection

[edwardalgorist]

Am sorry, I don't understand. Would you please elaborate more on that. You mean every code needs to be added to the repo first? Best Regards, Edward Nyirenda Jr.

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On Wed, Oct 25, 2023, 1:25 PM leewyatt ***@***.***> wrote: It seems that the data is not stored in a simple list. In other words, a Learn may contain a List, which is somewhat similar to a Tree. Of course, you will need to populate the data first, and then we will adjust accordingly based on the latest data structure. *Flattening the multi-level list into a single-level list for simplicity and ease of access.We may need to flatten the data in the code, instead of adjusting the structure of how the data is stored.* - JavaFX 101: How to Create a Basic GUI Application - Button01: JavaFX: How to Create Buttons - Button02: Styling JavaFX Buttons with CSS - Button03: Handling JavaFX Button Events - Checkboxes01: JavaFX: How to Use Checkboxes - Checkboxes02: JavaFX: How to Use Checkboxes for Multiple Selection [image: image] <https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/75261429/277987659-4b805789-0745-41ed-aea4-5799d56cc13f.png> [image: image] <https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/75261429/277987577-ee60fdde-3d2f-4a8f-b997-5ab1b24aae9d.png> — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#312 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AKMOBU3PKSQC2IO724HYXLDYBDZKFAVCNFSM6AAAAAA6NYZKXGVHI2DSMVQWIX3LMV43OSLTON2WKQ3PNVWWK3TUHMYTONZZGA2TINJTHA> . You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: <dlsc-software-consulting-gmbh/jfxcentral-data/issues/312/1779054538@ github.com>

[leewyatt]

Hello Edward @edwardalgorist ,

can the following two images help clarify your confusion?

If I haven't made myself clear, please feel free to let me know. Thank you for writing the tutorial and for your contribution.

Best Regards,

Li Wang Yang

[FDelporte]

@edwardalgorist no worries, I will take care of the "first round" to create the tutorials ;-)
@leewyatt the "nesting" I used in this ticket, is just a way to group the content. Either I will indeed create them as "button 1", "button 2",... or group them together in one single, longer tutorial.

[edwardalgorist]

That'd be great. Thank you very much.

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On Wed, Oct 25, 2023, 1:47 PM Frank Delporte ***@***.***> wrote: @edwardalgorist <https://github.com/edwardalgorist> no worries, I will take care of the "first round" to create the tutorials ;-) @leewyatt <https://github.com/leewyatt> the "nesting" I used in this ticket, is just a way to group the content. Either I will indeed create them as "button 1", "button 2",... or group them together in one single, longer tutorial. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#312 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AKMOBUZUJTLEQ2EONOX2UHLYBD33LAVCNFSM6AAAAAA6NYZKXGVHI2DSMVQWIX3LMV43OSLTON2WKQ3PNVWWK3TUHMYTONZZGA4DSMJZGQ> . You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: <dlsc-software-consulting-gmbh/jfxcentral-data/issues/312/1779089194@ github.com>