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Java, JavaFX, NetBeans, SceneBuilder

List of all Videos and Github Repos

Here is a full list of all of my Java, JavaFX, NetBeans, SceneBuilder Tutorial Videos and my GitHub Repos containing the source code for each video.

These resources should be very useful for anyone who has basic (or better) programming experience in Java and wants to come up to speed on JavaFX, NetBeans, and SceneBuilder.

Getting Started, Data Entry / Student Admin App, and all other Tutorial Videos: YouTube

All Tutorial Videos are also on LBRY / Odysee

Java Source Code as it is at the end of each video:

These resources should be extremely useful for my students, but maybe they are useful to others out there as well.

Screen shots of what we build in this tutorial series:

Student Admin App

FAQ:

  • Q. Why are you suddenly using Java, NetBeans, Scene Builder ??? What happened to TextPad ?
  • A. The courses I am now teaching use Java, NetBeans, Scene Builder, so my students use these tools, and therefore any videos I create for my students will use these tools.
  • Q. The way you have shown X,Y,Z is not the best way to do things ?
  • A. The videos are primarily for my students, and I show them how best to do things with the Java they have covered so far.
  • Q. Why are you using NetBeans 8.2, SceneBuilder for Java 8, and Java 8 ??? They are ancient. What aren't you using the most recent versions ???
  • A. If it was still down to me, I probably would be using the most recent versions of Java, NetBeans, and SceneBuilder. But I am no longer a course coordinator, so I don't get to make any of the decisions about courses, course software, etc anymore. For whatever reason(s), the courses I teach specify NetBeans 8.2, SceneBuilder for Java 8, and Java 8. That's the prescribed / required software. That's what is installed on all Lab computers. That is the software that teachers, tutors, and markers are expected to use. That's what students are required to use. So, I'm kind of stuck in "yesterday land" for now. But, will probably do some future videos on the latest versions one day ... On the other hand, Java 8 is a long way from being obsolete, it is in Long Term Support (LTS) until at least 2028.

FREE Software used in all of these tutorials:

My Java Software Development Tutorial Videos YouTube channel (also includes everything in my Java, JavaFX, NetBeans, SceneBuilder Software Development Tutorial Videos YouTube channel):

My Java, JavaFX, NetBeans, SceneBuilder Software Development Tutorial Videos YouTube channel (just the JavaFX, NetBeans, SceneBuilder videos):

Java CHM Help file:

In many videos you will see me using Franck Allimant's awesome Java CHM Help file. Sadly he has not updated these since Java 8 (which I still use) and the help does not include JavaFX components - it is Swing and AWT only - so the help (at this stage) is only partially useful for JavaFX programmers, which is a shame. You can grab the Java CHM Help files here: https://javadoc.allimant.org/

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