JavaFX, Oracle’s 10-year-old rich client development technology for Java, will be decoupled from the Java Development Kit (JDK) and broken out into its own separate module.

Whether you're an experienced Java developer who wants to create a JavaFX front end for a Spring Boot microservice, or a beginner who wants to add JavaFX or OpenJFX to their resume, this crash course ...

Introduced in 2007, JavaFX is a set of graphics and media packages for rich client app development. Oracle open-sourced the technology in 2011 as OpenJFX, and it became part of the Oracle JDK download ...

Oracle will remove JavaFX, Applets and Java Web Start from the JDK after Java SE 8. Swing and AWT will remain.

Ready to develop modern, feature-rich GUI applications? Here are some reasons why now is a great time to start using JavaFX instead of Swing.