The Gluon technology stack is the very best way to get Java running on Desktop, Embedded, Android and iOS devices using a single codebase. Gluon Mobile makes creating beautiful and highly functional cross-device mobile applications a breeze, while Gluon CloudLink makes connecting your backend services to your mobile applications something […]
We are very pleased to announce that Gluon Substrate can now generate static executables for Windows, based on the latest Java and JavaFX code. As we had announced earlier, Gluon Substrate enables conversion of Java and JavaFX applications into applications that are native to the target operating system, and thus […]
Gluon Services makes the work of developers more efficient and faster. We’ve interviewed Daniel Zimmermann, project engineer at cnlab Software AG to share his experience. Daniel Zimmermann : “Gluon’s Expert consulting gave us the instant knowledge for the migration of applications to new frameworks, like GraalVM and Gluon Substrate for […]
Earlier this week, Oracle released GraalVM 19.3. One of the great components in this release is GraalVM Native Image. With this tool, it is possible to convert Java applications (or by extension, all code written in a language that can run on top of GraalVM) into native applications. A native […]
It has always been our goal to provide first class Java and JavaFX support for all client devices, not only for desktops but also for mobile and embedded devices. Today, we are thrilled to announce that the Gluon Client plugins which we announced last month now have beta support for […]
The IT landscape is constantly evolving. For client applications, there is a clear trend towards bundled native applications and appstores. One of the answers Java has in this area is jpackage. With jpackage, developers can bundle their Java(FX) application and dependencies with an appropriate Java runtime that contains everything that […]
In the past few days, we delivered a number of JavaFX releases with different version numbers. In this article, we will clarify the goals and target group for those different releases. JavaFX 11.0.3 is the latest release of JavaFX 11. It is distributed to customers of the Gluon JavaFX Enterprise […]
It has already been six months since we announced the release of JavaFX 11. JavaFX 11 was the first release of JavaFX that was decoupled from the JDK, and it marked the beginning of a new approach where developers can decide to use JavaFX as a standalone SDK or as […]
It has already been six months since we announced the release of JavaFX 11. JavaFX 11 was the first release of JavaFX that was decoupled from the JDK, and it marked the beginning of a new approach where developers can decide to use JavaFX as a standalone SDK or as […]
After the release of JavaFX 11 under the OpenJFX project last September, we launched openjfx-docs as a starting guide to pave the way for developers that were facing new challenges, mainly JavaFX being outside the JDK and also being modular. At the same time, we provided a number of samples […]
