- Source: javaworld.com, JavaFX: Opensource or not ? Some parts of the JavaFX language are already open source. But the JavaFX tools, I mean: the compiler, the runtime engine, the player, and tools currently under development are not expected to be open source.
- Sources:deitel.com, jfx.wikia.com, JavaFX Resource Center, JavaFX Demos.
- Source: ibm.com, Create rich applications with JavaFX Script.
- Source: onjava.com, Introduction to JavaFX Script, by Anghel Leonard.
- Source: JavaFX Script platform support for the NetBeans IDE. JavaFX Preview SDK is now available for download, including NetBeans IDE 6.1 with JavaFX.
- Source: crazysquirrel.com, There is both a NetBeans and an Eclipse plugin for JavaFX. The NetBeans plugin seems to work pretty well the Eclipse plugin on the other hand is difficult to work with. This page describes my efforts to get the Eclipse plugin working. To install the plugin you need to be running at least Eclipse 3.2.2 and Java 5.0 or above. The page seems to indicate that it will only work with Java 5.0 but I’ve had success with Java 6.0 as well. Follow the instructions that are found at the openJFX plugin page to install the plugin.
- Source: eclipsezone.com, Install JavaFX plugin into Eclipse 3.2.2. See inside a dead link for the Eclipse javaFX plugin.
- Source: devx.com, JavaFX in Action, a book excerpt.
- Source: mrbool.com, Eclipse JavaFX plugin quick start tutorial, by Marty Kube and jeff Szeto.
