JavaFX for Mobile Development
summary
Shows a complete pipeline: same JavaFX codebase plus GraalVM native image and Gluon Substrate produces AOT native iOS and Android apps with smaller memory and faster startup; build uses a Gluon Maven plugin and the Graal JDK. Two working apps demonstrate key features: Tilt Maze (accelerometer, in stores) proves device‑agnostic hardware access and collision/animation logic; Wordish (custom controls, animations) shows Scene Builder fxml, CSS pseudo‑classes, property binding and node animations. Notes: iOS requires a Mac and Apple developer signing.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:12JavaFX for mobile overview
- 4:45Why JavaFX for mobile
- 6:53Gluon Substrate and GraalVM
- 8:22Demo: Tilt Maze
- 11:53Demo: Wordish game
- 15:06Getting started
- 18:20Downloading GraalVM and platform requirements
- 19:46Resources and samples
- 21:15Tilt Maze accelerometer
- 25:42Wordish Scene Builder
- 32:04Property binding
- 37:05Dynamic styling with CSS
- 42:40High-level animations
- 47:40Summary
- 50:54Q&A
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