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on java fx

jdk that i installed is not openjdk.if i wanna use javafx, should i download openjdk?

5th Jul 2019, 5:08 AM
怩間æ™ș秋
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From Java 11 onwards, JavaFX is not longer shipped with the jdk. The framework can be downloaded from https://openjfx.io
9th Jul 2019, 9:42 PM
Tashi N
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It's better to use a build tool to manage the dependencies instead of adding each api/sdk to the path manually tbh.
10th Jul 2019, 6:52 AM
Tashi N
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alpha5and5 ...and Ant. I prefer to mention build tools right away because they are important to know about and the way of practice. Just because one gets the impression that you need to know a lot of frameworks and tools doesn't mean we should hide the information from them imo. Fact is that you need a lot of frameworks and tools. Later on when the path is messed up and one needs to deliver something what actually can be deployed, one can get back to the recommended wap and use a tool.
10th Jul 2019, 9:19 AM
Tashi N
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