Category Archives: e(fx)clipse

So I couldn’t resist – and just for Chris Aniszczyk 😉 – another blog post on this topic. So I wrapped my head around this builder stuff of xtend and with the sources provided by Sven at github I managed … Continue reading →

So after having used xtend for a while as a pure templating language I thought it’s time to explore how it can be used when programming JavaFX. JavaFX 2.x API is already designed to be used for lambda expression support … Continue reading →

Just right before EclipseCon 2012 I’ve released e(fx)clipse 0.0.13. On the feature side the main focus was on runtime, on the tooling I fixed some bugs which hopefully improves your coding experience (especially with fxml-Files). All in one downloads To … Continue reading →

It looks like a lot of people are interested in using JavaFX into one of their Eclipse Views. I infer that from the people visiting my blog from a stackoverflow question. The problem people face is that in Eclipse JavaFX … Continue reading →

Thanks to Jasper Potts – e(fx)clipse has a first logo. Jasper was nice enough to provide me an SVG-Version of it and so I was able to use my SVG-To-FXML-Converter to make some fun stuff with the logo he provided. … Continue reading →

e(fx)clipse will be shown at EclipseCon 2012 Hot New Product Showcase reception. The problem is that I’m not a designer and don’t yet have a logo. So I’m hoping designers are around who could help me getting a logo for … Continue reading →

I guess all users of smartphones (Android, iPhone, …) know the scrollable lists you have there. While working on the example application for EclipseCon North America I thought it might make my example application look cooler if I could have … Continue reading →

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 … Continue reading →

So some weeks ago I read Jasper Potts blog on FXG to FXML-Conversion tool (useing simple XSL-Stylesheet). This blog Jasper asked if there’s probably one day someone providing a conversion tool for SVG. This has been on my list for … Continue reading →

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 … Continue reading →