Kersland Data-Services

JavaFX

Like Java Swing, JavaFX is a graphical interface framework ideal for desktop applications. Although it can serve many of the same purposes, it also exhibits key difference, being evidently modern in its appearance, and also more advanced in its “reactive” coding methodologies.

As with other Java applications, a JavaFX application is platform-independent when it comes to your workstation’s operating system: it will not matter whether you are running Linux, Windows, or some other OS. As long as an appropriate Java runtime is installed on the machine, your JavaFX application will provide you the same familiar front-end for handling your organization’s custom needs.

Examples of Implementation

This framework can be employed with a variety of backend libraries to provide a friendly user interface for either web-resources, databases, or other tools essential to your organization. Our projects have included:

Personal and Business finances with multiple bank accounts, contact-entity tracking, invoices, etc.
Library Resources with distinct tracking of authors, publishers, titles, books, their editions, etc.
Family Tree / Genealogical Information
Personal Contact Information, with tracking of communications.
A Custom CRM for tracking clients and service work performed by technicians.
Employee Time-tracking and Reporting
A Front-end for maintaining scheduled services running from a remote server.

Needless to say, the usability of this framework for desktop application is extensive in the same manner as a well-designed web-framework for browser applications.