java - JavaFX: Why are there two different styles? -
i learning javafx. i'm adding java desktop app , i'm doing using netbeans 7. i've been searching internet javafx examples whatever want (embed in swing, set background, add gradient, incorporate animation...). finding 2 javafx styles.
- 1st example: http://download.oracle.com/javafx/2.0/visual_effects/jfxpub-visual_effects.htm
- 2nd example: http://javafx.com/samples/mediabox/
i found http://netbeans.org/features/javafx/composer.html says javafx support not available in netbeans ide 7.0. , screen shot handling fx project don't have choice make in netbeans 7. have sample fx projects can make these java projects fx in (the 1st style of fx).
my guess javafx has been redesigned in latest version, javafx 2. 2nd example being older style , 1st being newer. seems me 1st example more addition java instead of separate language.
did guess right? what's 2 styles of fx?
the netbeans javafx composer tool create customnodes javafx components, works javafx 1.3.
netbeans 7.0 has javafx plug-in, version 2.0 (actually in beta).
javafx 1.3 dsl script language runs on jvm , javafx 2.0 returns java api. totally differents, conserving same classes , ideas (css style, visual effects, etc).
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