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Progressive JavaFX Custom Components

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Oct. 17, 11 · Interview
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I have completed all three of my Progressive JavaFX 2.0 talks in California, at JavaOne 2011, Silicon Valley Code Camp at Foothills College and Silicon Valley JavaFX User Group at Oracle Conference Center.

You get the slides deck from here as a PDF document.

The source code is a Maven assembly distribution, a ZIP file, which I concocted on the last day of California. The code is available here.

The slide deck is below (from Slide Share):

 

JavaOne 2011 Progressive JavaFX 2.0 Custom Components
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As ever if you have any comments in general, modifications, and just essentially interesting things to say, then please do not hesitate to contact me here directly. You can add to the blog entry comment and also do the social networking Twitter, Google+ thing.

Let’s us keep pushing things forward.

From http://www.xenonique.co.uk/blog/?p=492

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