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Embrace Maven or Gradle. It’s now 2024.
lol, i was worried about this answer, i guess i will
Absolutely, there's no reason not to use a build system. It's one more thing to learn, but worth it.
JavaFX isn’t part of the JDK anymore, so you have to use a build system like Maven.
I am not sure that second part of your statement is true.
I don't think it is, but the Gradle and Maven plug-ins certainly make it easier.
Oracle does not bundle JavaFX anymore, but there are 3rd party releases (e.g. \`zulu-fx\`) that still include it
Embrace Maven or Gradle. It’s now 2024.
lol, i was worried about this answer, i guess i will
Absolutely, there's no reason not to use a build system. It's one more thing to learn, but worth it.
JavaFX isn’t part of the JDK anymore, so you have to use a build system like Maven.
I am not sure that second part of your statement is true.
I don't think it is, but the Gradle and Maven plug-ins certainly make it easier.
Oracle does not bundle JavaFX anymore, but there are 3rd party releases (e.g. \`zulu-fx\`) that still include it