Category Archives: e(fx)clipse

As part of e(fx)clipse we are implementing a custom CSS-Editor based upon Xtext. We have a grammer of CSS-Specification so that we can parse CSS-Files, the interesting part though e.g. which properties are available, what values they can have is … Continue reading →

There’ve been some requests from people to use the SVG to FXML converter outside my e(fx)clipse project. I’m happy to announce that the latest nightly builds provide a standalone version of the converter. Useage is quite simple: will produce an … Continue reading →

I almost forgot that a video was recorded at this years Vienna DemoCamp. (The talk is/was in german!) You can find my video at http://vimeo.com/47109493 if you read this through a aggregator.

Inspired by a recent thread on e(fx)clipse user forum “Why some things don’t work out-of-the-box when using JavaFX instead of SWT”. I think its time to take a look at the current state of JavaFX 2.2 on OSGi. The first … Continue reading →

I’m happy to announce release 0.1.0 of e(fx)clipse. This release fixes a lot of bugs discovered and adds new cool features. Minimum JavaFX version Like announced with the previous release 0.1.0 drops support for JavaFX 2.0. You need to have … Continue reading →

For those not following http://fxexperience.com/. I’ve been interviewed by Jonathan Giles on my work on e(fx)clipse and my view on JavaFX 2 in general.

So I’ve already blogged (here and here) about the prefect match between JavaFX and Xtend. Now that those 2 got to know each other better their love grows even more because Xtend now has a with (=>) operator who frees … Continue reading →

It’s been a long time since 0.0.13 but it’s been very busy with conferences, vacations, … . Anyways I’m happy to announce a new release 0.0.14 of e(fx)clipse. Let’s go straight into the changes and new features. Some stats for … Continue reading →

As the author of the eclipse tooling for JavaFX I checkout my competitors (which is the wrong word here because I don’t see us competing) which is Netbeans in my case. I just download the latest nightly build and voilá … Continue reading →