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JavaFX GUI Development
1. Introduction to JavaFX
2. Setting Up the Development Environment
3. Core Architectural Concepts
4. Layout Management Fundamentals
5. Basic UI Controls
6. Advanced UI Controls
7. Data-Driven Controls
8. Menu Systems
9. Dialogs and Windows
10. Event Handling System
11. CSS Styling System
12. FXML Declarative UI
13. Properties and Data Binding
14. Graphics and Visual Effects
15. Animation System
16. Media Integration
17. Concurrency and Threading
18. Custom Control Development
19. Application Architecture
20. Testing JavaFX Applications
21. Performance Optimization
22. Packaging and Deployment
12.
FXML Declarative UI
12.1.
FXML Fundamentals
12.1.1.
XML-Based UI Definition
12.1.2.
Separation of Concerns
12.1.3.
FXML File Structure
12.1.4.
Namespace Declarations
12.2.
FXML Loading
12.2.1.
FXMLLoader Class
12.2.2.
Resource Loading
12.2.3.
Location Resolution
12.2.4.
Loading Process
12.3.
FXML Elements
12.3.1.
Control Declaration
12.3.2.
Layout Declaration
12.3.3.
Property Setting
12.3.4.
Attribute Mapping
12.3.5.
Nested Elements
12.4.
Controller Integration
12.4.1.
Controller Class
12.4.2.
fx:controller Attribute
12.4.3.
Field Injection
12.4.3.1.
@FXML Annotation
12.4.3.2.
Field Naming
12.4.3.3.
Type Safety
12.4.4.
Method Injection
12.4.4.1.
Event Handler Methods
12.4.4.2.
onAction Attribute
12.4.4.3.
Method Signatures
12.4.5.
Initialization
12.4.5.1.
initialize() Method
12.4.5.2.
Post-Loading Setup
12.5.
FXML Advanced Features
12.5.1.
Resource Bundles
12.5.1.1.
Internationalization
12.5.1.2.
Text Externalization
12.5.2.
Include Mechanism
12.5.2.1.
fx:include
12.5.2.2.
Modular FXML
12.5.3.
Script Integration
12.5.3.1.
Supported Languages
12.5.3.2.
Script Blocks
12.5.3.3.
Event Handling Scripts
12.6.
FXML Best Practices
12.6.1.
File Organization
12.6.2.
Naming Conventions
12.6.3.
Controller Design
12.6.4.
Resource Management
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