Possibly 🙂 At least now everything is right with the world again, and I understand why this is happening. I have an idea for ViewModel here, will try to implement tomorrow.

Got latest Linux Mint 18 finally installed on SP3. This is pretty sweet.

Okay back to work.

@thomasnield - I'm still unable to see the table of contents in the guide - are you able to see it?

I see the contents on the left side... https://edvin.gitbooks.io/tornadofx-guide/content/

they show in the PDF download too...

@jchildress - thanks for checking - the table of contents is now showing again...

no problem... i have been dying to actually do something with tornadofx... work keeps getting in the way 🙂

Guys, I'm currently working on integrating TornadoFX with JPro - check out jpro.io if you've been living under a rock lately 🙂 hehe.. We'll try to get a sample application up and running ASAP.

I thought that was a closed beta?

I looked at it last week, javafx in the browser I want I want I want

@ron It is 🙂 I have signed an NDA, so I can't say much more right now though.

well that could be interesting to see. I hope they will have a os or free version too

Yeah, this could be THE game changer for JavaFX and TornadoFX 🙂

Just imagine all those poor java developers that all of a sudden can use this

Yeah, and forget about HTML5, CSS and JavaScript 🙂

I just ran the first TornadoFX app in this thing with zero issues.

I would so not mind that

and performance is ok/fine? i signed up but haven't done much yet... other than hello world...

i'm wondering how tree tables with a few hundred/thousand rows will perform... with charts too 🙂

@jchildress Well, what is off screen has no impact on performance, so it really doesn't matter if it's 100 or 100 thousand rows in the table for JPro. If JavaFX can deal with it, so should JPro. That's my general understanding at least.

awesome.. good to hear

So so excited about this 🙂

@edvin if you need any samples let me know. I like coming up with business cases and translating them to UIs, even for individual controls

@thomasnield Great 🙂 There will be some integration work first, but I'll keep you in the loop.

just did a small example (jee) for work with the new netbeans. That is not bad anymore

@ron I heard 8.2 got a lot better 🙂

I hope JPro can do what it advertises, but I do have some concerns based on what they presented at JavaOne

@jonathan Can you elaborate on your concerns?

Dang, I should have been at JavaOne 🙂