Thanks for these tutorials, Jaret. It's surprisingly rare to find tutorials on JavaFX using SceneBuilder and declarative development, especially as well-paced and organised as yours!
Is anyone else using IntelliJ and having problems with their label fields? I compared my code to the GUI DEMO on Github and it's exactly the same, and yet I can't get my label fields to duplicate the input for the comboBox or the choiceBox. My label does work as expected, however with the pizza checkBox choices. I'm just wondering if it's an IDE difference.
If you are using a separate scene builder application, be sure that you have saved the changes in scene builder. If that is complete, try build -> rebuild project in intellij
Thank you for taking the time to reply! I am using scene builder, but i hadn't set the action field in the code spot in the inspector panel. So many little things to remember!
Thanks for these tutorials, Jaret. It's surprisingly rare to find tutorials on JavaFX using SceneBuilder and declarative development, especially as well-paced and organised as yours!
Enjoying this series of videos. Very clear and straightforward. It's great that you take the time to do these for people.
this videos are a lifesaver
What te difference between choisebox and combobox ?
Which video has more info on the model part and unit testing?
Thank you
you are great
thanx alot
Is anyone else using IntelliJ and having problems with their label fields? I compared my code to the GUI DEMO on Github and it's exactly the same, and yet I can't get my label fields to duplicate the input for the comboBox or the choiceBox. My label does work as expected, however with the pizza checkBox choices. I'm just wondering if it's an IDE difference.
If you are using a separate scene builder application, be sure that you have saved the changes in scene builder. If that is complete, try build -> rebuild project in intellij
Thank you for taking the time to reply! I am using scene builder, but i hadn't set the action field in the code spot in the inspector panel. So many little things to remember!