@edvin In the absolute worst case scenario, you do have your Jiu Jitsu training to fall back on, so you're prepared on all fronts 🙂

@Ruckus I suspect that would be the first and only conference I would be invited to then.. 😁

I think I will skip the Java interop screencast. I don't see anybody doing that.

At least not with Java syntax.

I saw Scott Ambler speak about agile development many years back and he incorporated martial arts into the talk - it was pretty entertaining...

Haha, fantastic 🙂

@edvin - I was curious to see what you had done with the interop.

@gtnarg I could still do it, but it's far from perfect.

@edvin - I'm not trying to create work for you - but I'm interested in the limitations of the interop (where it is workable and where it isn't) - totally up to you 🙂

some of what you did the other day was good - and other stuff (like the builders) not so much...

@gtnarg OK, let me have another quick look 🙂

@gtnarg I will do it then 🙂 I filed off a few sharp edges. Posting it tomorrow.

@edvin is the CRM app 100% kotlin at this point?

@carlw Yes, completely.

@edvin Nice are you planing on open sourcing it some day ore celling it with support through you company or both?

It's not 100% TornadoFX 1.7.3 though, to say the least.

@nimakro I might open source it if I can clean it all up. It probably won't be usable to anybody else, but it would be thousands of lines of TornadoFX code for everyone to look at at least.

@edvin Yeah it would be an awesome show case to see what you can do with tornadofx

Anyways I am of to bed ... see you guy's

Good night @nimakro 🙂

I should be getting to bed too. I have a java interop demo planned now. I think I will take the day off work tomorrow and record it and start working on the talk slides.

I looks like I might be able to make FXML based Views a first class citizen in a vanilla Java app 🙂

@User uploaded a file: Java View with FXML

Not too shabby for good ol' Java 🙂

@edvin by the way KotlinConf covers expenses for airfare and hotel for speakers. I'm pretty sure JavaOne does too.

@thomasnield It doesn't look like JavaOne does, I read through the speaker information. But it's all good 🙂

Wow, impressive. But, I was of the opinion that Kotlin provides Java interoperability out of the box. What changes were required in TornadoFX to be able to use it in a JavaFX application?

@abhinay Mostly dedicated functions that take Class instead of KClass, and some

@JvmOverloads

annotations so that you don't need to supply all parameters to functions like

openModal

🙂

@abhinay Also, delegate functions and inline functions won't be usable from Java, so I needed to add stuff like

loadFXML()

etc.