@edvin very nice screencast

@ron Thanks 🙂 It felt good to start talking about the Wizard. I will create some follow up screencasts in time to explain some more advanced issues.

And I should start to script those things. I get lost for words some times.

@edvin Just watched the screencast... nice and clean introduction into the wizard. ..👍

@edvin same... just watched it. great job!

By the way guys, just found that JavaOne talk proposals are being accepted for another week. I just submitted one on RxJava with JavaFX. But we know who really needs to be there....

(quiet chant) Edvin! Edvin! Edvin!

@thomasnield totally agree..

I need to get started then I guess 🙂

Initial docs for the Wizard is up: https://edvin.gitbooks.io/tornadofx-guide/content/21.%20Wizard.html

I haven't proof read it yet, and I might have been going to fast, or not illustrating enough. Combined with my awkward English, I think this chapter leaves something to be desired, to say the least. PRs and corrections/contributions are most welcome 🙂

@edvin Will probably read through it tonight or tomorrow...

@edvin ill see if i can pitch in too

Dammit

I can't find the response that clarified this for me the last time I asked

How can I start a tornadofx application in the main function?

@nimakro @thomasnield Thank you guys :))

@redrield The same way you would start a normal JavaFX application:

Application.launch(MyApp::class.java)

Thanks

I'll try to remember that

Np 🙂

I will check if this is mentioned in the guide.

It's not, I'll add it.

Added this to the

Setting up

chapter of the guide:

@User shared a file: Starting a TornadoFX Application

I'm going over the changelog to make sure every new feature is described in the guide. I will try to do this for every release going forward. Might need to back track for a while as well 🙂

Done, all features in 1.7.2 are now described in the guide 🎉

1.7.2?! Damn, I'm still using 1.6.x ....

@permalmberg That's like so March...

I am not saying anything when I picked upi kphoto again it was 1.5.5-SNAPSHOT