This dynamic session was presented in JavaOne 2015. It shows examples to clarify the use of JavaFX technology in business application development. We will also share a test-oriented design solution using the Model-View-Presenter (MVP) functionality and the multithread feature. Other topics covered will include the use of ExecutorService to manage multithread behavior as well as Guice as the AOP and dependency injection.

1. JavaFX
Straight from the trenches

2. WANTED
Braz, Anderson
Software Engineer
Java Man since 2000, postgradute, open
source advocate, speaker and training
consultant
mrbraz mrbrazjava

3. You cannot love what
You cannot understand

4. Dependecy Injection

5. Make it easy to create
conventions

7. Event streams

8. Decouple object
communication

12. Multithreading

13. Immutability
The simplest way to avoid problems with
concurrency

15. Defensive copy
To protect your class against that you should copy
data you receive and only return copies of data to
calling code.

18. JavaFX Thread
Command Thread
Background Thread
UI Controls

19. java.lang.IllegalStateException:
Not on FX application thread

20. Platform.runLater()

22. Model-View-Presenter

23. Presenter is the guy
Knows everything about the Model and View contracts
and coordinates the communication between them

25. View is the User Interface
Everything that interacts with the user to
maintain the Subject up to date

27. Model is the Subject
Business Domain, Business Data, Meta Data,
Conceptual Objects, etc

29. Easy to test
Model-View-Presenter is the design created to make
it easy to create testable User Interfaces and the
behaviours associated with it.

32. MVP: A true revelation
I developed this presentation using MVP design

33. WANTED
Braz, Anderson
Software Engineer
Java Man since 2000, postgradute, open
source advocate, speaker and training
consultant
mrbraz mrbrazjava
ReactiveFX
An open source solution that
illustrates the use of topics
discussed in this presentation.
Find it on github