Don Laiquit has open sourced Crypto FX Wallet – “a layer working above the command line wallet of a crypto node. It handles just a limited subset of all the available commands.”
Peter has also released Yin-Yang 0.8.0. This application is a sample app that uses JavaFX features like borderless windows, multilingualism, animations, etc.
RichTextFX 0.9.2 has been released. A few bug fixes and a memory leak issue have been addressed with this release.
I’m back and well-rested after a week in Honolulu (although as it was noted to me on Twitter, taking kids on vacation is pretty much turning the vacation into ‘looking after kids in a different location’).
Peter Rogge has released Lib-I18N version 0.5.0. This library “allows developers to easily bind .properties key (values) to a [StringBinding]. So changing the language during runtime in a JavaFX application won’t be a problem anymore.”
Adam Carroll has released Santulator, an open source secret santa present draw app written with JavaFX 11.
Pedro DV has released JMetro 4.8, with a number of Metro / Fluent Design styles revamped or tweaked.
GOXR3PLUS STUDIO has released an update to the media player / web browser called XR3Player (along with a video of it in action), as well as an update to FX-BorderlessScene, an “undecorated JavaFX Scene with implemented move, resize, minimise, maximise, close and Windows Aero Snap controls”.
I came across the open-source Paintera, which “is a general visualization tool for 3D volumetric data and proof-reading in segmentation/reconstruction with a primary focus on neuron reconstruction from electron micrographs in connectomics.” It is built using JavaFX 2D and 3D interfaces. There is a cool video linked on Twitter (I wish I could find a better one)