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* [http://demofx.blogspot.com/ DemolitionFX] - This building demolition game was created for the JavaFX Coding Challenge. Source code to be released after the contest submission period ends (May 29th).
 
* [http://demofx.blogspot.com/ DemolitionFX] - This building demolition game was created for the JavaFX Coding Challenge. Source code to be released after the contest submission period ends (May 29th).
 
* [http://piliq.com/javafx/?p=1203 Mini Map] - Shows a mini-map that is going to be used for a Real Time Simulation game.
 
* [http://piliq.com/javafx/?p=1203 Mini Map] - Shows a mini-map that is going to be used for a Real Time Simulation game.
* [http://www.psifire.com/products.html PsiDiCE VTT Dice Roller 2.0] A freeware program written in Java 6 + JavaFX 2.2 and compiled to a Windows executable.
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* [http://www.psifire.com/products.html PsiDiCE VTT Dice Roller 2.1] A freeware program written in Java 6 + JavaFX 2.2 and compiled to a Windows executable. Play with richly-colored gaming dice, and see/hear them bounce randomly!
 
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Revision as of 10:18, 2 January 2014

This page serves as a catalog of both official Sun demos of JavaFX and those built by the community. Feel free to add your demo apps to the list, either as an external link or to a Planet JFX wiki page which describes the details.

Sun Microsystems Demos

  • JavaFX Script JavaFXPad Demo - a lightweight tool that allows you to interactively create graphical elements using the JavaFX Script programming language. It consists of a code editor and a canvas. Whatever you type into the code editor will be displayed in the canvas. It also demonstrates the benefits of JavaFX Script being a statically-typed programming language, providing code-completion and as-you-type validation, in addition to syntax highlighting.
  • JavaFX Script Studiomoto Demo - a partial recreation of Motorola's StudioMoto web site using the JavaFX Script language. This demo shows how rollover and other animations used in the StudioMoto web site can be easily created using the JavaFX Script language.

Community Demos