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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
18.
Custom Control Development
18.1.
Control Architecture
18.1.1.
Control Hierarchy
18.1.2.
Skinnable Controls
18.1.3.
Behavior Classes
18.1.4.
Skin Classes
18.2.
Simple Custom Controls
18.2.1.
Control Extension
18.2.1.1.
Extending Existing Controls
18.2.1.2.
Method Override
18.2.1.3.
Property Addition
18.2.2.
Control Composition
18.2.2.1.
Combining Controls
18.2.2.2.
Encapsulation
18.2.2.3.
Event Delegation
18.3.
Advanced Custom Controls
18.3.1.
Skinnable Control
18.3.1.1.
Control Class
18.3.1.2.
Skin Interface
18.3.1.3.
Behavior Class
18.3.2.
Custom Properties
18.3.2.1.
Property Definition
18.3.2.2.
Property Binding
18.3.2.3.
Property Validation
18.3.3.
Custom Events
18.3.3.1.
Event Definition
18.3.3.2.
Event Firing
18.3.3.3.
Event Handling
18.4.
Control Styling
18.4.1.
CSS Support
18.4.2.
Pseudo-Classes
18.4.3.
Style Classes
18.4.4.
Default Styling
18.5.
Control Testing
18.5.1.
Unit Testing
18.5.2.
Integration Testing
18.5.3.
User Testing
18.5.4.
Performance Testing
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