By dev.stonez
via jaxenter.com
Published: Jan 25 2012 / 02:48
Back in May, when the JavaFX 2.0 Beta was released, there was a glaring omission that caused a slight uproar from one large community. No Linux support meant that many developers wouldn't touch the Internet application platform with a bargepole until it that was changed.
So, with great fanfare, the JavaFX team announced today that JavaFX 2.0 is now Linux-compatible, through the JavaFX 2.1 Developer Preview for Linux, adding a fourth option to finally take that step towards true cross-platform status.
Tweet
SaveShareSend
Tags: frameworks, java, tools, unix-linux
-
CPP SUBREDDIT. Discussions, articles and news about the C++
-
Installing Android Studio
-
Prevent JavaScript code blocking the UI thread with setTimeout + handy stopWatch to profile JS code
-
Context Matters: Premature Optimization or Habits From Long Ago?
-
Create a Weather App with Forecast – API Integration
-
Maintaining or Damaging Applications
Comments
Miloskov replied ago:
Way to go, JavaFX2 rocks!
Voters For This Link (30)
Voters Against This Link (0)