Speaking

I was recently interviewed by jaxenter.com regarding JavaFX 11 / OpenJFX. The interview was done together with Johan Vos, Jonathan Giles, and Donald Smith. The interview was published in three parts. They can be found here: Part 1: JavaFX 11: First impressions, a look back and a leap forward Part 2: JavaFX 11: What’s changed, and what’s stayed the same Part 3: JavaFX 11 under the microscope: “There’s a lot more going on with JavaFX than anyone gives it credit for”

This week I had the pleasure to give my JavaOne 2016 presentations at JUG Poznan in Poland. I compressed all three talks into a two hour talk and I think it worked out well and gave the attendance a good idea what can be accomplished with JavaFX technology. Sebastian Pozoga, a member of JUG Poznan, recorded the session and made it available on YouTube. So if you are interested in "JavaFX vs. Swing", "JavaFX Real World Applications" or "JavaFX Tips & Tricks" then check them out. Again, thank you to PSI Poland for sponsoring this trip. [...]

Alexander Casall and I will be presenting our JavaOne 2016 talk "JavaFX Real World Apps (Revisited)" at the JavaFX Meetup Zurich on February 7th 2017. For more information and to register for this event please visit the meetup page. The second iteration of this talk covers a total of 18 applications that have been developed by various development teams all over the world. If you had any question whether JavaFX could be used for this or that .... after this talk you will know.

I am very happy to announce that Gerrit Grunwald and Hendrik Ebbers will be giving several presentations at our JavaFX Meetup in Zurich on December 13th. People interested in attending can register here. Agenda 1. Dynamic client / server applications with JavaFX and the Open Dolphin Platform (Hendrik, 20 minutes). 2. The dark and Light Sides of JavaFX (Gerrit, 45 minutes). 3. How we built the JavaOne Voting Machine (Hendrik, very entertaining, 20 minutes). Abstracts "The Dark and Light Sides of JavaFX".  More and more companies and individuals are using JavaFX. But where light is, there’s also shadow, and with [...]