Udemy - Use Java and Java FX on a Raspberry PI

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  • Get Bonus Downloads Here.url (0.2 KB)
  • ~Get Your Files Here ! 01 - Introduction
    • 001 Introduction.mp4 (15.2 MB)
    • 001 Introduction_en.vtt (0.9 KB)
    02 - Setting up our Raspberry Pi
    • 001 Hardware setup.mp4 (18.3 MB)
    • 001 Hardware setup_en.vtt (1.4 KB)
    • 002 Tip! Easily make a test setup with the RasPiO Breadboard Pi Bridge.html (0.5 KB)
    • 003 Preparing the SD card.mp4 (21.8 MB)
    • 003 Preparing the SD card_en.vtt (1.9 KB)
    • 004 Set up your own testing environment using a Pi and the SD card we created.html (0.6 KB)
    • external-assets-links.txt (0.1 KB)
    03 - Installing Java 11 on a Pi
    • 001 About Java and the version we are using in this course.mp4 (18.7 MB)
    • 001 About Java and the version we are using in this course_en.vtt (2.3 KB)
    • 002 What do we need.html (0.9 KB)
    • 003 Step-by-step.mp4 (53.7 MB)
    • 003 Step-by-step_en.vtt (3.1 KB)
    • 004 A minimal Java script to run on our Pi.html (0.3 KB)
    • 005 Run a minimal Java script on the Pi without compiling.mp4 (19.1 MB)
    • 005 Run a minimal Java script on the Pi without compiling_en.vtt (1.7 KB)
    • external-assets-links.txt (0.2 KB)
    04 - Creating a minimal Java FX application on the PC
    • 001 Let's start programming!.html (0.6 KB)
    • 002 How to build the application on a PC with Visual Studio Code.mp4 (51.1 MB)
    • 002 How to build the application on a PC with Visual Studio Code_en.vtt (7.6 KB)
    • MinimalJavaFx11Application.iml (1.2 KB)
    • README.md (0.7 KB)
    • idea
      • checkstyle-idea.xml (0.6 KB)
      • compiler.xml (0.7 KB)
      • encodings.xml (0.2 KB)
      • libraries
        • Maven__org_openjfx_javafx_base_11_0_2.xml (0.5 KB)
        • Maven__org_openjfx_javafx_base_win_11_0_2.xml (0.5 KB)
        • Maven__org_openjfx_javafx_controls_11_0_2.xml (0.5 KB)
        • Maven__org_openjfx_javafx_controls_win_11_0_2.xml (0.6 KB)
        • Maven__org_openjfx_javafx_graphics_11_0_2.xml (0.5 KB)
        • Maven__org_openjfx_javafx_graphics_win_11_0_2.xml (0.6 KB)
      • misc.xml (0.4 KB)
      • modules.xml (0.3 KB)
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        • index.pb (0.3 KB)
        • vcs.xml (0.2 KB)
        • workspace.xml (21.4 KB)
        • out
          • MinimalJavaFx11Application-0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar (5.3 KB)
        • pom.xml (4.2 KB)
        • scripts
          • start_on_pi.sh (0.2 KB)
          • start_on_pi_java_11.0.2.sh (0.1 KB)
          • start_on_windows.bat (0.2 KB)
          settings
          • org.eclipse.core.resources.prefs (0.1 KB)
          • org.eclipse.jdt.apt.core.prefs (0.1 KB)
          • org.eclipse.jdt.core.prefs (0.5 KB)
          • org.eclipse.m2e.core.prefs (0.1 KB)
          src main java
          • JavaFXExample.java (1.9 KB)
          • Launcher.java (0.4 KB)
          • Main.java (0.6 KB)
          vscode
          • launch.json (0.5 KB)
          • settings.json (0.2 KB)
          05 - Running the minimal Java FX application on the Pi
          • 001 How to download and run the minimal JavaFX application on the Pi.mp4 (35.0 MB)
          • 001 How to download and run the minimal JavaFX application on the Pi_en.vtt (2.1 KB)
          06 - Attach some hardware to the Pi
          • 001 Wiring of a LED and button for our experiment.mp4 (11.3 MB)
          • 001 Wiring of a LED and button for our experiment_en.vtt (1.2 KB)
          • 002 Wiring Pi.html (0.3 KB)
          • 003 Testing the connections via the terminal on the Pi.mp4 (22.9 MB)
          • 003 Testing the connections via the terminal on the Pi_en.vtt (1.5 KB)
          07 - Building a Tiles FX application on the PC
          • 001 Sources on GitHub.mp4 (2.1 MB)
          • 001 Sources on GitHub_en.vtt (0.4 KB)
          • 002 Sources as download.html (0.3 KB)
          • 003 What is TilesFX.mp4 (8.8 MB)
          • 003 What is TilesFX_en.vtt (1.0 KB)
          • 004 A look into the code on PC with Visual Studio Code.mp4 (52.9 MB)
          • 004 A look into the code on PC with Visual Studio Code_en.vtt (6.8 KB)
          • README.md (1.0 KB)
          • idea out
            • pijava-0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar (10.9 KB)
          • pijava.iml (2.8 KB)
          • pom.xml (3.0 KB)
          • scripts pi_checks
            • check_float_version.sh (0.7 KB)
            • check_hardware_version.sh (0.3 KB)
            • check_raspian_version.sh (0.3 KB)
            pi_install
            • install_java_11.0.2_with_included_javafx.sh (0.7 KB)
            • install_java_11.sh (0.6 KB)
            • install_javafx_11.sh (0.5 KB)
            • install_packages_for_javafx.sh (0.4 KB)
            • install_tilesfx_11.sh (0.4 KB)
            pi_start
            • start_javafx_tilesfx_app_with_java_11.0.2.sh (0.2 KB)

            Description

            Use Java and Java FX on a Raspberry PI



            https://DevCourseWeb.com

            MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
            Language: English | Size: 427 MB | Duration: 43m

            An introduction to Java programming for the Raspberry Pi

            What you'll learn
            In this course we will build a JavaFX application on PC resulting in a packaged jar-file. This can be run on a Raspberry PI after we installed the required Java dependencies.
            Requirements
            (Limited) knowledge of Java and an IDE
            (Limited) knowledge of Raspberry Pi, GPIO's, attaching a LED and button
            Description
            In this course I want to give you a quick getting-started with Java 11 and JavaFX 11 (and newer) on the Raspberry Pi.

            It's definitely not a full course on Java and JavaFX (there are already a lot of very good ones here on Udemy), but a guide to what you need to get a recent Java running on a Pi and to be able to control the GPIO's via Java and show it in a nice dashboard-like JavaFX application.



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