@abhinay Thanks for the kind words! Much appreciated 😀 Feel free to look at it as long as you want. It's on github now https://github.com/spookyUnknownUser/PremiereDowngrader

@edvin The interceptor you added for Migpane kind of layouts is doing great. We’ve rebuilt our complete UI with just migpane. Thanks much

@devanand Oh, cool 🙂 Good to hear! Maybe you should blog about your approach? 🙂

best approach to alter the font and size inside a fieldset("I want to change this font"){} -- any guidance would be appreciated or where to look in the tornadofx guide... thanks!

sure.

@teckeon The best approach would be to alter the styles. Look in form.css for the complete reference of which classes to change: https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx/blob/master/src/main/resources/tornadofx/form.css

@teckeon I think you want to add a selector to overide

.form .fieldset

@teckeon You can also do it inline of course, since the

fieldset

builder is operating on the fieldset directly:

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@teckeon Did it work as you wanted?

@edvin Yes sir, it sure did. If I may make a suggestion and I believe it will be like hotcakes. Why not create a course of tornadofx on udemy? I can imagine the folks taking your course and will be popular especially with more and more courses coming out for Kotlin.

@teckeon I think I will, down the line. I still have JavaOne and Part 2 of the Kotlin course to deal with first though.

@teckeon Here's a few more tornadofx resources from my site. I've added some Kotlin articles for beginners without any programming experience. https://courses.bekwam.net/public_tutorials/

@carlw Thanks for the additional tornadofx resources from your site!

@teckeon no problem. i also write for the FXDocs project. It doesn't have any kotlin or tornadofx code, but it can be useful to cross-reference the JavaFX examples with TornadoFX https://fxdocs.github.io/docs/index.html

I love the reified types. that's why I for example created the function

inline fun <reified T: App> launch(vararg strings: String) =Application.launch(T::class.java, *strings)

so you can use it like

launch<MyApp>()

Another call I would like is adding generics to the constructor, so you can use

MyApp: App<MyView>()

instead of

MyApp: App(MyView::class)

this can not be done from outside the code of tornadofx itself, so my question is, is this a direction we would like to go?

@tieskedh The launch function would be nice to include with the framework!

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I started out with 20% power, which was way too much. Reduced it to 8%, and it still burned off the upper layer of the MDF 🙂

It makes it look rounded in that picture 🙂

You can feel the letters when you touch it, the letters and tornado are about 0.5mm higher than the background 🙂

Nice 🙂

@edvin Very nice 🙂

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hehe 🙂

Guys, I need screenshots og real world TornadoFX applications for my JavaOne talk. If you have one and would like it included in my talk, please post it here :)

@carlw commented on @edvin’s file : We're waiting for the Lingonberry

I'm making some slight changes to the TornadoFX logo, will post tomorrow.