Here is the new #JavaFX #LinksOfTheWeek, published on https://www.jfx-central.com/links.

Thanks to
@gluonhq
@johanvos
Christopher Schnick
@dlemmermann
Matt Coley
Lee Wyatt
Wolfgang Weigend
Christian Stein
Adam Bien

Happy reading, and have a lovely #Java weekend!

New video on the #MelodyMatrix project.

I had some #JavaFX layout issues with #BentoFX that I couldn't crack, so I invited the creator, Matt Coley, to look at the code together.

We used Scenic View to debug the running scene, removed some AI-generated code that conflicted with BentoFX's internal workings, and possibly found a bug in the library itself.

Good honest session worth watching.

📺 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grwzIWWZMNw
📖 https://webtechie.be/post/2026-04-21-improving-melodymatrix-ui-with-bentofx/

#JavaFX #Java #OpenSource #BentoFX

Here is the new #JavaFX #LinksOfTheWeek, published on https://www.jfx-central.com/links.

Thanks to
Steve Hannah
Viktor Karpyuk
Striking_Creme864
Catherine Edelveis
Johannes Rabauer
Ryan Jarvinen
Olivier Pillods

Happy reading, and have a lovely #Java weekend!

I published the first release of MelodyMatrix, a #JavaFX desktop app that lets you experience music in a new way with real-time MIDI recording, multiple visualization views, and powerful playback features. Together with Steve Hannah, the creator of #jDeploy, we finetuned the project and GitHub Actions to build V1.0.0 live on camera!

You can watch the full video on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-IL7uHalIU

More information in this blog post:
https://webtechie.be/post/2026-04-16-first-release-of-melodymatrix-with-jdeploy/

#MelodyMatrix #Java #LookAtMusic

Here is the new #JavaFX #LinksOfTheWeek, published on https://www.jfx-central.com/links.

Thanks to
No-Security-7518
@leewyatt
@dlemmermann
Hidekazu Kubota
Daniel Harris

Happy reading, and have a lovely #Java weekend!

Here is the new #JavaFX #LinksOfTheWeek, published on https://www.jfx-central.com/links.

Thanks to
PDFSam
@dlemmermann
@hansolo_
@foojay

Happy reading, and have a lovely #Java weekend!

Since #android gets closed, I am thinking about how to develop #applications in the future.

I would like to stay with #java , since that's what I am most familiar with.

My applications should, besides a #linux #desktop, also run on #mobiles , once #linux becomes more mature on them (e.g. #postmarketos, #mobian , #ubuntutouch ).

Is it #javafx , or #qtjamba ?

Or even something completely different?

What to use? What is expected to be mostly compatible with future #mobile #devices running mainline #linux ?

Have been experimenting with both, #javafx and #qujamba, using #apache #netbeans as my #ide, and both make a nice impression and work well.

Any comments?