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Why would I choose JavaFX over some of the other 1000s of gui frameworks? Does it shine in certain situations?
 
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Hi Will,

As I mentioned in another thread, here are some reasons that I really like JavaFX.

I truly appreciate its streamlined design, its use of the stage and scene metaphor, and its ability to easily incorporate that "visual sparkle" that today's computing environment demands. Also, its support for 3-D graphics is incredibly easy to use. You can also animate 3-D objects with ease. I also like the clarity of the threading and event handling models. Finally, as I see it, JavaFX represents the future. I think it's that important.
 
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