#Creating a project, use javafx or java

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pliant plank
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Im still in the learning phase of java and just recently learning javafx. I wanted to work on projects over the summer, like creating different programs that would be functional. Like for example one I found online was creating a restuarant POS. Would I want to use javafx and/or just regular java. What would you reccomemnd me to use.

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Im still in the learning phase of java and just recently learning javafx. I wanted to work on projects over the summer, like creating different programs that would be functional. Like for example one I found online was creating a restuarant POS. Would I wa

ld help improve my skills. Should I use JavaFX or stick with Swing for my projects?

Both JavaFX and Swing are GUI libraries for Java, but JavaFX is the newer and more advanced option. It provides a richer set of features, better performance, and a more modern look compared to Swing. JavaFX also works well with modern technologies like FXML for designing UI layouts.

If you are still learning Java and looking to improve your skills, using JavaFX for your projects would be a good choice. It will give you experience working with a more modern and versatile library that is widely used in industry applications.

However, if you are more comfortable with Swing and already have experience with it, sticking with Swing for your projects can also be beneficial. It's a solid GUI library that is well-documented and has been around for a long time.

Ultimately, the choice between JavaFX and Swing depends on your goals and preferences. If you want to challenge yourself and learn something new, go with JavaFX. If you prefer sticking with what you know or have time constraints, using Swing might be the better option.

In either case, working on projects over the summer is a great way to practice your skills and gain hands-on experience in Java GUI programming. Good luck with your projects!

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ancient vine
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It's up to you how wide your scope is. You want some kind of way to interact with it, be it a CLI/Swing/JavaFX(modern alternative to Swing)/a backend and frontend application/other.

pliant plank
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I suppose just doing multiple in both would hurt