API snob.
Geekier than most.
Former swedish fighter pilot (Gripen).
Creator of MigCalendar, MigLayout and Wing flight planning system.
Member of Glia Society.
@jachildress Indeed. Can't understand why. But the fact that managers doesn't understand the importance of such things gives little hope that JavaFX will be kept relevant. Progress for "normal" vanilla JavaFX isn't stellar.
As long as the bug 'TableView doen't commit on focus lost' is not fixed I can't really say that I see a bright future for #JavaFX in general.
Those in charge must realise that a UI framework must be UX friendly by default, because devs will not, in general, fix it in every app.
@aalmiray@tbeernot 11.0 would perhaps be a good way of telling that this requires Java 11, and say that the lib is still in play I guess. I'm fine with that. What do you think Tom?