Today the Gluon engineering team signed off on our first developer preview release of Gluon Mobile. This release is intended to gather user feedback and bug reports that will be used to guide future developer preview releases, ultimately culminating in the first 1.0.0 release of Gluon Mobile. Post any feedback […]
Today Gluon announces that Jonathan Giles (on Twitter @JonathanGiles) has joined the Gluon advisory board. For those of you that don’t know Jonathan, he is a principal member of technical staff at Oracle Corp, where he works in the Java team on JavaFX technologies. Jonathan has been a long time […]
We are very pleased to announce that in the past two weeks Gluon has received confirmation that IWT, the Flemish government agency for Innovation by Science and Technology, is now co-funding the development of both of our commercial products: Gluon Mobile and Gluon Cloud. We are so incredibly honored by […]
Recently Johan Vos, one of the Gluon co-founders, was interviewed by Voxxed. He covers a number of topics, so everyone interested in what is happening inside Gluon should definitely head over there to take a look. Topics that are covered include our continued support for Scene Builder, what we’re working […]
We get an increasing number of requests for Java training at Gluon, so we decided it is time to start scheduling more training sessions. As you can read on our training pages, we offer different training modules: The Java Client Basics module explores the core concepts of JavaFX, introduces you […]
We’ve had an amazing amount of interest in our Gluon Mobile ‘Glisten’ library since revealing it in March, and the inbox has been flooded since our first teaser trailer came out. In this post we wanted to give you a few more details on what Glisten is, how you’ll use […]
Gluon Glisten is one of the sub-components of the forthcoming Gluon Mobile library. The focus of Glisten is to make your apps shine! It includes a simple application framework, as well as custom UI controls and customization to existing JavaFX UI controls to ensure that your apps fit in on mobile and […]
One of the components in an end-to-end Java Mobile solution is the integration with low-level platform APIs. This is exactly what the Charm Down module intends to address. Using Charm Down, you write code that access device and hardware features using a uniform, platform-independent API. At runtime, the appropriate implementation […]
Due to popular demand, we are now making available a 64-bit build of Scene Builder, as well as the Scene Builder Kit library, over at the downloads page. For all Windows users of Scene Builder, we highly recommend you use the 64-bit version if your system supports it (which it […]
Java developers love their IDE, and we want to allow Java developers to use their IDE and create JavaFX Mobile applications. Therefore, we are happy to announce that we have a plugin for NetBeans that allows you to create a JavaFX Application and deploy it to Android and iOS devices. […]
