دوره جامع فریمورک JavaFX
JavaFX یک فریمورک قدرتمند و چند پلتفرمی (cross-platform) است که برای ساختن رابط‌های کاربری گرافیکی (GUI) غنی و تعاملی و برنامه‌های کاربردی وب در جاوا استفاده می‌شود.
JavaFX مجموعه جامعی از کتابخانه‌ها را برای مدیریت عناصر رابط کاربری، چند رسانه‌ای (multimedia)، گرافیک‌های ۲-بعدی / ۳-بعدی، انیمیشن‌ها و یکپارچه‌سازی با وب، فراهم می‌کند که JavaFX را برای توسعه برنامه‌های دسکتاپ و موبایل با رابط‌های پیشرفته و مدرن ایده‌آل می‌کند.
یادگیری JavaFX برای توسعه دهندگان نرم افزار، به ویژه کسانی که بر برنامه‌های دسکتاپ مبتنی بر جاوا تمرکز می‌کنند، مهم است، زیرا یک فریمورک پرکاربرد در صنایعی مانند مالی، مراقبت‌های بهداشتی و سرگرمی محسوب می‌شود.
یک معلم خصوصی می‌تواند با ارائه درس‌های عملی، تمرین‌های عملی و پروژه‌های واقعی، فرآیند یادگیری را تسریع بخشد و به شما کمک کند تا بر ویژگی‌های JavaFX مانند طرح‌بندی، کنترل‌ها، مدیریت رویداد و ساخت صحنه تسلط داشته باشید، و همچنین اطمینان حاصل می‌کند که آماده به کار بردن این مهارت‌ها برای ایجاد برنامه‌های کاربردی با کیفیت بالا در محل کار هستید.
Chapter 1: Introduction to JavaFX
- Lesson 1: What is JavaFX?
- Lesson 2: History and Evolution of JavaFX
- Lesson 3: Applications and Use Cases of JavaFX
- Lesson 4: Installing and Setting Up JavaFX (Windows, Linux, macOS)
- Lesson 5: Overview of JavaFX Development Tools (IDE Setup: IntelliJ, Eclipse, NetBeans)
Chapter 2: JavaFX Basics
- Lesson 1: JavaFX Project Structure and File Types
- Lesson 2: Writing and Running Your First JavaFX Application
- Lesson 3: JavaFX Scene Graph and Application Lifecycle
- Lesson 4: JavaFX Events and Event Handling
- Lesson 5: Debugging and Error Handling in JavaFX
Chapter 3: JavaFX Core Components
- Lesson 1: JavaFX Stages, Scenes, and Nodes
- Lesson 2: JavaFX Layouts (HBox, VBox, BorderPane, GridPane, StackPane)
- Lesson 3: JavaFX Controls (Buttons, Labels, TextFields, CheckBoxes, RadioButtons)
- Lesson 4: JavaFX Dialogs and Alerts
- Lesson 5: JavaFX CSS for Styling UI
Chapter 4: Advanced UI Components
- Lesson 1: Working with JavaFX Tables (TableView)
- Lesson 2: Using JavaFX ListView, TreeView, and ComboBox
- Lesson 3: Creating and Handling Menus, Toolbars, and Context Menus
- Lesson 4: JavaFX TabPane and Accordion Controls
- Lesson 5: Customizing UI Components with CSS
Chapter 5: JavaFX Event Handling and User Input
- Lesson 1: Understanding JavaFX Event Handling Model
- Lesson 2: Mouse Events and Key Events
- Lesson 3: Using Event Filters and Event Handlers
- Lesson 4: Drag and Drop in JavaFX
- Lesson 5: Gesture and Touch Events in JavaFX
Chapter 6: JavaFX Graphics and Animations
- Lesson 1: JavaFX 2D Graphics (Shapes, Colors, and Strokes)
- Lesson 2: JavaFX Animation API (Timeline, Transitions)
- Lesson 3: Applying Transformations and Effects
- Lesson 4: Working with JavaFX Canvas for Custom Graphics
- Lesson 5: Creating Particle Effects in JavaFX
Chapter 7: JavaFX Charts and Data Visualization
- Lesson 1: Introduction to JavaFX Charts
- Lesson 2: Creating Bar, Line, Pie, and Scatter Charts
- Lesson 3: Customizing Chart Appearance and Data Representation
- Lesson 4: Using JavaFX TableView for Data Presentation
- Lesson 5: Implementing Real-time Data Updates in Charts
Chapter 8: JavaFX Multimedia (Audio and Video)
- Lesson 1: Playing Audio Files with JavaFX MediaPlayer
- Lesson 2: Playing and Streaming Video in JavaFX
- Lesson 3: Controlling Media Playback (Play, Pause, Stop)
- Lesson 4: Implementing Media Controls in JavaFX UI
- Lesson 5: Handling Media Events and Customization
Chapter 9: JavaFX Threading and Concurrency
- Lesson 1: JavaFX Application Thread and Background Tasks
- Lesson 2: Using Platform.runLater() for UI Updates
- Lesson 3: JavaFX Task and Service Classes for Background Processing
- Lesson 4: Synchronization and Data Sharing Between Threads
- Lesson 5: Performance Optimization in Multithreaded JavaFX Applications
Chapter 10: JavaFX Properties and Bindings
- Lesson 1: Introduction to JavaFX Properties
- Lesson 2: Observable Properties and Change Listeners
- Lesson 3: Property Binding (Simple and Complex Bindings)
- Lesson 4: JavaFX Bean Properties
- Lesson 5: Custom Bindings and Use Cases
Chapter 11: JavaFX FXML and Scene Builder
- Lesson 1: Introduction to FXML for UI Design
- Lesson 2: Using Scene Builder to Create JavaFX Interfaces
- Lesson 3: Linking FXML Files with JavaFX Controllers
- Lesson 4: Handling Events in FXML Applications
- Lesson 5: Best Practices for FXML-Based JavaFX Development
Chapter 12: JavaFX CSS and Theming
- Lesson 1: JavaFX CSS Syntax and Selectors
- Lesson 2: Applying Stylesheets to JavaFX Applications
- Lesson 3: Customizing UI Appearance with CSS
- Lesson 4: Using JavaFX Themes and Skins
- Lesson 5: Best Practices for UI Styling
Chapter 13: JavaFX Data Persistence and File Handling
- Lesson 1: Reading and Writing Text and Binary Files
- Lesson 2: Using JavaFX Preferences API for Storing User Data
- Lesson 3: Implementing JSON and XML Data Handling
- Lesson 4: Connecting JavaFX with Databases (SQLite, MySQL, PostgreSQL)
- Lesson 5: Creating a Simple CRUD Application with JavaFX
Chapter 14: JavaFX Networking and Web Integration
- Lesson 1: Introduction to JavaFX Networking Capabilities
- Lesson 2: Making HTTP Requests and Consuming REST APIs
- Lesson 3: Using WebView to Display Web Content in JavaFX
- Lesson 4: Interacting with JavaScript from JavaFX WebView
- Lesson 5: WebSockets and Real-time Communication in JavaFX
Chapter 15: JavaFX 3D Graphics
- Lesson 1: Introduction to JavaFX 3D API
- Lesson 2: Creating and Rendering 3D Objects
- Lesson 3: Lighting and Camera Manipulation in 3D Space
- Lesson 4: Interacting with 3D Objects in JavaFX
- Lesson 5: Performance Optimization for 3D Applications
Chapter 16: JavaFX and Modern Trends
- Lesson 1: JavaFX in Cross-Platform Development
- Lesson 2: JavaFX and Modular Programming with JPMS
- Lesson 3: Integrating JavaFX with Spring Boot
- Lesson 4: JavaFX for IoT and Embedded Systems
- Lesson 5: Future of JavaFX and New Features in Latest Releases
Chapter 17: Deployment and Packaging of JavaFX Applications
- Lesson 1: Exporting JavaFX Applications as JAR and JMOD
- Lesson 2: Creating Native Installers (Windows, macOS, Linux)
- Lesson 3: Deploying JavaFX Applications with Java Packager
- Lesson 4: Code Signing and Security Considerations
- Lesson 5: Automating JavaFX Builds with Maven and Gradle
Chapter 18: JavaFX Testing and Debugging
- Lesson 1: Introduction to JavaFX Testing
- Lesson 2: Writing Unit Tests with TestFX
- Lesson 3: Mocking JavaFX Components for Testing
- Lesson 4: Debugging JavaFX Applications with IDE Tools
- Lesson 5: Performance Profiling and Optimization