Gerrit Grunwald
4,425 viewsAnnouncement: JReleaser 0.8.0 Released!
JReleaser streamlines creating releases for [Java] projects, creates GitHub/GitLab/Gitea releases, while packaging binaries for Homebrew, …
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4,886 viewsThis Just In: JReleaser 0.7.0 Released!
JReleaser is a tool that streamlines creating releases for [Java] projects. 0.7.0 is a small release as core features is mostly complete.
Gerrit Grunwald
5,273 viewsHow To Get Your JDK As Easily As Possible!
After creating the Disco API, I had the idea to create plugins for IDEs and browsers to enable more easy JDK downloading.
4,678 viewsAnnouncement: Friends Of OpenJDK Podcast #1
JavaFX Skins for Android, iOS; BlockHound, for detecting cases of blocking, JEP 411, the SecurityManager deprecation, recent Snyk/Azul …
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10,481 viewsJDKMon: Your Friendly JDK Distribution Updater
JDKMon scans your computer for installed OpenJDK distributions and uses the Disco API to check whether there are updates available!
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5,547 viewsCustom Controls in JavaFX (Part VII): JDK Butler
I have created an application that makes use of JavaFX custom controls. Here I'll go through the custom controls that I've created for it.
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8,993 viewsCustom Controls in JavaFX (Part VI) -- Canvas Class
Drawing on the Canvas node will directly go down to the graphics hardware, making it really fast. Of course, this also comes with drawbacks!
Gerrit Grunwald
7,340 viewsCustom Controls in JavaFX (Part V): Region Class
Learn how to create a custom Control based on the JavaFX Region class. The Region class is the class that all JavaFX controls are based on.
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16,009 viewsCustom Controls in JavaFX (Part IV): Control & Skin Classes
Continuing the JavaFX custom control series, next I will show you how to create a custom control in JavaFX by using Control and Skin …
Gerrit Grunwald
11,510 viewsCustom Controls in JavaFX (Part III) -- Extend an Existing Control
In the ongoing series on custom JavaFX controls, learn how to create a custom JavaFX control by extending an existing control.