@javafxpert We did some nice things with bindings to reduce boilerplate and make it easier to work with in some areas 🙂 It works particularity well together with the ViewModel and validation.

@edvin Sweet

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The code above is all that's needed for this login form, taken from my GitHub Browser demo app 🙂

It might look simplistic, but we make sure that we don't hide a single feature of JavaFX. That's a very important piece of the philosophy behind TornadoFX: Remove boilerplate, keep access to everything.

@thomasnield A modified-home-grown one. No current plans for JavaFX as such. The investment would be way too much I believe.

@javafxpert, @hhariri, if you need any resources to explore TornadoFX, Edvin and I have written a free eBook guide.

@edvin I reviewed the Ch15 EventBus chapter, great work!

Playing Monopoly with my daughter. I think I need to create a Monopoly Bank app in TornadoFX 🙂

This is what I have so far with the Markdown Editor. Tried to emulate the Darcula theme in IDEA:

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@permalmberg This latest commit is for you: DataGrid

maxCellsInRow

property (also CSS styleable as

-fx-max-cells-in-row

)

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Does anybody know how to animate padding of a Node? In the screencast above I swap fill/background on the label for each theme on hover, but I also increase the vertical padding on the label. I'd like that padding to increase in increments, like an animation. We have animation support in TornadoFX, but I couldn't find a way to animate with interpolation for padding. Help, I'm stuck 🙂

@edvin nice. I'm currently skiing in Idre so I probably can't test it until next week. Your awesome though!

@permalmberg Enjoy your vacation 🙂

About the hover/animate padding thing above, I created a

verticalPadding

property backed by the actual vertical padding, so that I could animate that instead.

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The proxy property thing I did earlier can be written a bit simpler if we add a convenience function like this:

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The calculated property can now be written like this:

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I committed

proxyprop

now.

Maybe it should have a less lame name?

adapterProperty?

Happy new year

@gtnarg Possibly. I added support for dependency tracking to it as well, so you can send in one or more properties that when changed should invalidate the property value to notify other listeners.