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How To Use JavaFX ChoiceBox and ComboBox Controls

Java

In this How To article I demonstrate implementing the ChoiceBox and ComboBox controls from the javafx.controls package of the JavaFX GUI framework which are commonly used to present a series of available choices for a user to select from.

By Adam McQuistan on 09/02/2019

ChoiceBox ComboBox JavaFX Java

RESTful Consumption using the Java 11+ HTTP Client API and Gson

Java

In this article I demonstrate using the new HTTP Client API introduced in Java 11 to consume RESTful web services in conjunction with the popular Google Gson serialization library. As a demonstration aid I utilize a JavaFX desktop app for inspecting and displaying key HTTP Request / Response data accessible via the HTTP Client API.

By Adam McQuistan on 09/04/2019

Java HTTP Client REST Java

How To Implement JavaFX Scene Transition Animations

Java

In this How To article I demonstrate implementing scene transition, or view change, animations in a JavaFX application. In my opinion it is these types of finishes that help to provide a well polished and professional experience to users. As developers we are lucky in that the JavaFX UI framework makes it really easy to providing this enhanced user experience.

By Adam McQuistan on 09/06/2019

Animations JavaFX Java

The Java Sorting Conundrum: Comparable vs Comparator Interfaces

Java

In this article I demonstrate how to implement the Comparable and Comparator interfaces in Java. Both of these interfaces are used to control the order in which objects in Collections and Arrays are sorted. I additionally discuss when you might want to use one over the other depending on use cases.

By Adam McQuistan on 09/13/2019

Sorting Animations JavaFX Collections Java

Text Operations in Java using String, StringBuilder and StringJoiner

Java

In this article go through some fundamental Java techniques to work with textual data via the String, StringBuilder and StringJoiner classes. My use "text" is deliberate when referring the the type of data because I want to make clear when I'm talking about a kind a data (data as a sequence of char primitives) as opposed to the String class which is an abstraction of text data as strings.

By Adam McQuistan on 09/19/2019

Java

Kafka Clients in Java with Avro Serialization and Confluent Schema Registry

Java

In this article I present a minimal Java Gradle project that utilizes Apache Avro serialization and integrates with the Confluent Schema Registry for managing message data formats used by Apache Kafka producers and consumers.

By Adam McQuistan on 01/17/2022

Kafka DevOps Gradle Java

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How To Use JavaFX ChoiceBox and ComboBox Controls

RESTful Consumption using the Java 11+ HTTP Client API and Gson

How To Implement JavaFX Scene Transition Animations

The Java Sorting Conundrum: Comparable vs Comparator Interfaces

Text Operations in Java using String, StringBuilder and StringJoiner

Kafka Clients in Java with Avro Serialization and Confluent Schema Registry

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