Yesterday, we released the Gluon JavaFX Mobile SDKs 8.60.6 for Android and iOS, leveraging the same codebase as what Oracle ships for JavaFX 8u60 (for desktop users). Building on top of that, today we release the binaries of the Gluon JavaFX Embedded (ARM) SDK. The Gluon JavaFX Embedded SDK follows […]
Today Gluon is very happy to release the Gluon JavaFX Mobile SDK 8.60.6 for Android and iOS. This release is the successor of the javafxports 8u60-b5 release. The new release is based on the very latest 8u-dev repository of the OpenJFX project. As such, all bug fixes that are included […]
In the past, we received many questions from people about release dates for our open source software, most importantly JavaFXPorts and Gluon Scene Builder. Before today, there was no publicly available plan for when we would make available new releases for these projects. However, we understand the importance of having […]
One thing you should realize by now is that the Gluon team doesn’t sit still! In the past few days we’ve announced the release of Gluon Charm developer preview 4, IntelliJ live templates, and the JavaOne conference application. This is just the start – brace yourselves for a very busy […]
The Gluon engineering team keep churning out the hits! Today we are announcing the release of the Gluon JavaOne Conference app, that has been in development by some of our team over the last few months. This application does as much as we are allowed to do, namely: It shows […]
A number of the team at Gluon are fans of IntelliJ IDEA (although not all of us – other team members use Eclipse and NetBeans too – which might explain why we have Gluon IDE tooling for all three major IDEs). We are constantly exploring the various corners of IntelliJ […]
Today the Gluon engineering team signed off on our third developer preview release of Gluon Mobile. This release builds on our earlier developer releases. The primary new feature is the CharmListView control, an enhanced version of the JavaFX standard ListView control. If you are interested in knowing how to use […]
Gluon is a hive of activity these days – our team is working closely with clients on training and consulting services, developing the next releases of Gluon Mobile and Gluon Cloud, developing our open source libraries, and developing new products that will be released in the coming months. One program […]
After having released the Gluon Plugin for both NetBeans and IntelliJ IDEA, we can proudly announce support for another major development platform: Eclipse. In this post, we will briefly go through the installation process and explain how to create your first basic Gluon application that can be deployed on desktop, […]
We are happy to announce that Gluon is now providing binary releases of the JavaFX SDK for embedded systems that are using the armv6 hard float architecture (e.g. the Raspberry Pi). The builds we provide are entirely based on the source code available in the OpenJFX project which is also […]
