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Yes, I can code. What's the issue with working with SceneBuilder? Would you rather write a thousand lines of code instead of using a tool that simplifies the process?
@@KENSOFTPH i'd rather write "a thousand" lines of code so that i know how the control actually works as opposed to relying a crutch to do it for me. lame. i was looking for a tutorial on how to use the slider control in javafx, not on how to click check boxes in scenebuilder.
I agree with you. Here's the JavaFX Slider documentation: openjfx.io/javadoc/21/javafx.controls/javafx/scene/control/Slider.html It's a great resource if you want to work with JavaFX without using SceneBuilder. Hope this helps!
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Nice job, very helpful and easy to understand
Glad to hear that!
ugh, another scene builder tutorial. do any of you people actually write java code?
Yes, I can code. What's the issue with working with SceneBuilder? Would you rather write a thousand lines of code instead of using a tool that simplifies the process?
@@KENSOFTPH i'd rather write "a thousand" lines of code so that i know how the control actually works as opposed to relying a crutch to do it for me. lame.
i was looking for a tutorial on how to use the slider control in javafx, not on how to click check boxes in scenebuilder.
I agree with you. Here's the JavaFX Slider documentation: openjfx.io/javadoc/21/javafx.controls/javafx/scene/control/Slider.html It's a great resource if you want to work with JavaFX without using SceneBuilder. Hope this helps!