JavaFX Programming – Detailed Course Outline
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Section 1 - Getting Started
- Why JavaFX?
- JavaFX Architecture
- JavaFX Scene Graph
- Root, Branch, Leaf Nodes
- Stage and Scenes
- JavaFX Program Structure
- Using FXML
Section 2 - Shapes
- Colors, Text, Fonts
- CSS Styling
- Lines
- Circles and Rectangles
- Paths
- Linear Gradients
- Radial Gradients
Section 3 - Effects
- DropShadow
- InnerShadow
- Color Adjust
- Lighting and Reflection
- Chaining Effects
Section 4 - Layout Components
- Layout Panes
- Region and Pane
- HBox and VBox
- FlowPane
- TilePane
- GridPane
- StackPane
- BorderPane
Section 5 - Properties and Bindings
- JavaFX Properties
- Property Listeners
- Unidirectional Binding
- Bidirectional Binding
- Factory Method Binding
- Fluent API Binding
- Custom Binding
Section 6 - Basic UI Controls
- Event Handlers
- Label and Button
- RadioButton and ToggleButton
- CheckBox and ChoiceBox
- ComboBox
- ScrollBar and Slider
- TextField and PasswordField
- ProgressBar and ProgressIndicator
- TextArea
Section 7 - Composite UI Controls
- Menu, MenuBar, MenuItem
- ContextMenu and Tooltip
- ColorPicker and DatePicker
- ListView and TableView
- TreeView and TreeTableView
- Pagination and ScrollPane
- TabPane, SplitPane, TitledPane
- Accordion
Section 8 - Graphics and Animation
- Animation and Transition
- FadeTransition
- FillTransition
- StrokeTransition
- ScaleTransition
- TranslateTransition
- RotateTransition
- PathTransition
- PauseTransition
- SequentialTransition
- ParallelTransition