Project Panama for Newbies (Part 2)
In this part of the Panama series, the goal is to call C function signatures, often defined to accept pointers and structs, from Java.
Carl Dea
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Project Panama for Newbies (Part 1)
Learn how the Java programming language has new ways to access native libraries that are written in native languages like C, C++, and …
Building Project Panama's jextract tool by yourself
Learn about jextract, which can generate Java binding code that represents native functions or variables (symbols) from C libraries.
Java Panama Polyglot (Rust) Part 4
By exposing native Rust functions, you can be easily accessed from Java code using Project Panama's Foreign Function Access APIs.
Java Panama Polyglot (Python/Tensorflow) Part 3
How can you, as a Java developer, execute Python script code and access 3rd party Python libraries, such as Tensorflow?
Java Panama Polyglot (Swift) Part 2
Java Panama Polyglot series: quick tutorials or recipes on how to access native libraries written in other languages! Today we'll see swift!
Java Panama Polyglot (C++) Part 1
Java Panama Polyglot series: quick tutorials or recipes on how to access native libraries written in other languages!
Increasing Event Streaming with Kafka and Azul
In this article you will learn how to switch between two different Java runtime environments to run an Apache Kafka instance.
Project Panama for Newbies (Part 4)
imagine C code capable of performing a computation and after its completion the C code will notify Java code to perform updates to JavaFX …
Lights, Camera, Action: GitHub Actions with Java (Part 3)
The Java GitHub Actions that rules them all! Third and final instalment of Lights, Camera, Action: GitHub Actions with Java
Lights, Camera, Action: GitHub Actions with Java (Part 2)
When picking a build distribution with the current version of GitHub Actions setup-java@v2 you really only have two choices: zulu or …
Lights, Camera, Action: GitHub Actions with Java (Part 1)
Learn how to create a GitHub Action job that will build and test a Java-based project using Maven or Gradle.
Project Panama for Newbies (Part 3)
Dig a little deeper in our exploration of Project Panama and learn how to talk to third party libraries such as SDL & OpenGL.
Learn JShell with JavaFX in Only 60 Seconds
Learn the basics of using jshell. Next, combine that with learning how to run a JavaFX application file from a terminal command prompt!
Announcement: Friends of OpenJDK Podcast #1
JavaFX Skins for Android, iOS; BlockHound, for detecting cases of blocking, JEP 411, the SecurityManager deprecation, recent Snyk/Azul …
Creating a JavaFX World Clock from Scratch (Part 6)
Learn how to make WebService calls (RESTful) from your JavaFX application to retrieve weather data based on geographic locations.
Beginning JavaFX Applications with IntelliJ IDE
For the beginner to developing JavaFX applications with IntelliJ IDE, this article can help to avoid pitfalls and hit the ground running.
Creating a JavaFX World Clock from Scratch (Part 4)
In this part, I will fast forward my progress of the JFX World Clock and jump into building and creating an installer that you can …
Creating a JavaFX World Clock from Scratch (Part 3)
Building Java apps using the new module system can be a challenge, here I will show you how I was able to build a modern MVC based JavaFX …
Creating a JavaFX World Clock from Scratch (Part 2)
Join Carl Dea in his JavaFX clock tutorial series where he shows you how he animates the clock face's hands using basic trigonometry.
Creating a JavaFX World Clock from Scratch (Part 1)
I would like to show you how I created a "sci-fi" looking world clock that happens to be a cross-platform Java desktop application.
How to get a JavaFX App on ZuluFX in 60 Seconds
Here I show you how to use a popular distribution from Azul Zulu OpenJDK to build a JavaFX Hello World Application in 60 seconds.