Java GUI Applications Learning Trail
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What are Java GUI applications?
A Java GUI application uses the standard Java components GUI component set, Swing, and is deployed to the desktop.
The Swing GUI Builder in NetBeans IDE simplifies the GUI development process and enables you to visually create Java GUI applications using pre-installed Swing and AWT components.
JavaFX is a rich set of graphics and media packages that enables developers to design, create, test, debug, and deploy rich client applications (RIAs) that behave consistently across multiple platforms.
Getting Started
Tutorials and Articles
JavaFX 8 Developer Preview
Getting Started with JavaFX
JavaFX Scene Builder
JavaFX Application Logic
JavaFX User Interface
JavaFX Effects, Animation, and Media
JavaFX Deployment and More
Tutorials and Articles
Getting Started with Swing
Java Persistence and Beans Binding
Internationalization
Screencasts
Community-Contributed Docs
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How to Integrate JavaFX into a NetBeans Platform Wizard (Part 1) (by Sean Phillips)
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How to Integrate JavaFX into the NetBeans Platform Menu bar (by Geertjan Wielenga)
Other Resources
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Working with a JavaFX Project in Developing Applications with NetBeans IDE
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Implementing Java GUIs in Developing Applications with NetBeans IDE
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Developing with Java Persistence in Developing Applications with NetBeans IDE
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Internationalizing Source Code in Developing Applications with NetBeans IDE