It would be

new TableColumn<Person,String>()

OK, if I go for an age column -

TableColumn<Person,Integer>

- what's the most efficient way to mark the text red if age < 18?

there is a blue led on behind the capslock key?

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never mind found it 🙂

@edvin I would show a few more examples though. The table view is most impressive though

FN-X turns it off

@thomasnield Absolutely, I have more planned 🙂

@ron Fn+C will dim it 🙂

@User uploaded a file: Formatted Age Column

@jchildress Did you run into any issues when you updated to the built in ListMenu?

@gtnarg Ah, that's what I'm looking for 🙂 Thanks!

FYI, I haven't compiled it 🙂

@gtnarg I will try it before I include it.

@edvin I didn't... I switched over yesterday. No problems.

@jchildress Great :))

I realized the font of the code comparison examples was too small so I increased it, but now I don't have space for them both horizontally. I want to reduce the text of the JavaFX example when the TornadoFX example appears. Can't figure out how to do it.

Maybe I should just place it above like this?

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I'd rather see it below. It would be more of a natural progression.

Good point, let me try.

I don't get as much space below.

Oh, the irony. I want to show that JavaFX is verbose, and it's verbosity is messing up my slide 😎

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This won't work for more intricate samples.

Maybe use separate slides?

Separate slides work OK.

I'm trying to use the Rest client

And when the response code isn't 200, I'm getting an IOException

Is there a way I could silence that?