As I am a professional .NET developer, I'm wonderi...
# tornadofx
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As I am a professional .NET developer, I'm wondering if JavaFX is still actively used in the industry? It seems nice (especially TornadoFX with Kotlin), but Java in general is not my main thing
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Yes. It's a niche, cross-platform desktop development, but it can help a customer maintain portability across platforms. I do some C# and would stay in .NET if Windows were my only target platform. I'm not sure how JavaFX stacks up next to Mono because I haven't had anyone call me to use it.
IMHO, it has the potential to be "bigger", not in relation to webapps which have a deployment advantage. I think separating it out into a standalone project will help its adoption.
b
Thanks!