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Is JavaFX good in 2021?
What do you think of JavaFX in 2021? – Quora. It is still the best option IMO for cross-platform desktop applications. I use it for all my GUIs regardless of if they will be cross-platform.
Is JavaFX being deprecated?
JavaFX will be removed from the Java JDK as of JDK 11, which is due in September 2018. It is bundled in the current JDK 9 and will remain in JDK 10, due this spring. Commercial support for JavaFX in JDK 8 will continue through at least 2022.
How long it will take to learn JavaFX?
The course is designed to take around 1-2 days to complete, however there is nothing that prevents your from taking your time or binging. Hopefully you are as excited as I am to start learning JavaFX together!
Is it worth to learn JavaFX?
The question is why you’d consider learning it. If you need to write a GUI in Java, it’s certainly worth learning as it’s better than Swing. (Swing isn’t that bad though, it’s just not as good as JavaFX.)
Is JavaFX a dead language?
JavaFX is not dead but… Let’s say, if you want to land a job in Java then 99\% of the time, it’s about Java “web”, i.e. Java EE, Spring and so on. Also, if you want to develop an executable for desktop, then JavaFX is not ideal because, it requires to the end user to install Java VM and it’s a pain to do that.
Is it a good idea to learn JavaFX?
One of the advantadge of Java is the cross compatibility, however it means no native UI and it’s another topic why JavaFX is not so loved. Is it a good idea to learn JavaFX or should I switch to ElectronJS? The JS (JavaScript) of ElectronJS is “good” for web applications, only because it is currently the only choice.
Is JavaFX still relevant in 2020?
If you need to interact with the hardware on both OS’s, say through an attached peripheral, JavaFX or Java/Swing may still be a good choice. I feel, JavaFX was outdated way before 2020.
What is the difference between JavaFX and Java Web programming?
On the downside, Java web programming is just much more popular than desktop programming. Within desktop programming, Swing is still much more popular than JavaFX. On the upside, JavaFX is a newer and more modern intended replacement for Swing, including a greater range of built-in widgets and the ability to run on mobile devices.