Hello Dmitriy, One more note. Your images didn't make it through. Probably they were blocked by the mailing list filter.
> elect: File -> New Project -> JavaFX -> Java HTML5 Application (again, only > because I knew from this thread where to click) > Read description: "Generates a WebView based DukeScript application". > > DukeScript? WebView based?... huh... > Click, wizard opens. Font is different, project type selector radio buttons > not aligned to text (image): > > Maybe you can report this to JIRA. It would be something for Toni to investigate. > > Select "Visual HTML/Java example", project opens, immediately get warning > about project problems (Export-Package/Provate-Package contains packages from > dependencies) (image): > > Here I am not sure what to imagine, but possibly the priming build has to finish first and download necessary libs. That would be a bug for me. > > It did run, but not that I understand the structure of 5 projects I assume this is the old NetBeans problem of showing all (Maven) project next to each other. Fine for [build masters](http://wiki.apidesign.org/wiki/DevOps), but you want to code, not manage scripts, right? Feel free to report it as well, although I am afraid the general fix'd be complex and I am out of ideas for some shortcuts. > that got created or how to use it. I can start "... Client for Web" project > from the IDE, but how do I build a runnable application? (image) Open Pop up menu on the project, select (extra Maven) Goals, Build Zip - is the action. Quite well hidden, true. > > > > So yeah, I totally understand people googling for "Java Vaadin Electron > tutorial". As a matter of fact I was one of those people just 2 weeks ago, > even though I have built NB 9 previously. Thanks in advance for the bugs. -jt
