When downloading IntelliJ the free version is called the community edition. The following are requirements for this tutorial. Next, you'll need to download and install the required software. New comers to the JavaFX platform that want things even more basic (fundamental) such as using the command line or terminal should look at ' A JavaFX App on ZuluFX in 60 Seconds'. For a deep dive into modules check out Understanding Java 9 Modules by Paul Deitel. To learn more about Java Platform Module System's naming convention check out Java SE 9 - JPMS module naming by Stephen Colebourne. This is in regards to the naming of a module directory and Java package namespace in the initial creation of the project. There are redundant naming of directories that may look peculiar to you. Warning: This tutorial will touch the basics on how to create a JavaFX project using the new Java Platform Module System (JPMS) since Java 9. While this article may seem elementary for some, I believe it can help newcomers to the JavaFX platform avoid some pitfalls and really hit the ground running. Gradle - Create a new project using the Gradle build tool.Maven - Create a new project using the Maven build tool.

Plain - Create a new project from scratch using no build tools.The article will create three flavors of a HelloWorld JavaFX application as follows: This article is for the beginner who wants to get started developing JavaFX applications using Jetbrains' IntelliJ IDE.

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