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A little bit later than scheduled here’s the next release. This time the number of new features is smaller than in previous releases but there still some small nice additions. Let’s look into it. Update to latest upstream modules The new release comes with Eclipse 4.2M5. I also looked into up-dating the subclipse integration but [...]

Grrrrr. This now very embarrassing because after i pushed the build to my server and published the release post I found 2 major regressions who make editing fxgraph-Files fairly tedious. I also had a problem with my release script for the 3.7.0 version where I packaged the 0.0.9 version of e(fx)clipse instead of 0.0.10. So [...]

The 0.0.10 release is broken. Please update to 0.11 3 weeks after 0.0.9 (and one day behind schedule because of New Years day) I just pushed 0.0.10 to http://efxclipse.org/. There are many improvements which will take a look later on and take a look at the provided all in one downloads who’ve been received quite [...]

I’ve just pushed the bits for 0.0.9 into the git-repo and the uploaded the p2-repo and all-in-one downloads to efxclipse.org. This release comes with new features and as always bug fixes. Tooling New Wizards We’ve added new wizards to create a JavaFX Library Project in contrast to JavaFX Project which is the main application project. [...]

I just saw some people coming to my blog from an article published on The Register where the author referenced e(fx)clipse. The author there talks about FXGraph and that it limits the appeal of e(fx)clipse which is think is not correct because nobody is forced to use the DSL I’ve been working on (use what [...]

To make it as easy as possible to get started with JavaFX 2.0 development with Eclipse I’ve just uploaded prepackaged SDKs for Windows and OS-X to efxclipse.org. This makes it super easy for you to take e(fx)clipse for a spin – just grab the package appropriate for your platfrom, unpack and start writing your first [...]