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> figure out dependencies or how to fit JavaFX into maven/gradle. I struggle with the same thing. jDeploy solves one half of that (deploying javafx is no long
by shannah78 5y ago
> figure out dependencies or how to fit JavaFX into maven/gradle.
I struggle with the same thing. jDeploy solves one half of that (deploying javafx is no longer a struggle). I think there is still room to make creating new projects simpler.
- brabel 5y agoDon't do that, use a JVM that includes JavaFX, as this project seems to do. If you use SDKMAN, there are a couple of vendors, including Zulu, that distribute the latest JDKs with JavaFX included.
- alex_suzuki 5y agoLiberica too. Crucially they als have a 32-bit Windows build.