Josh McDonald wrote: > > > 1. Bindings > > I've no idea how the bindings work in JavaFX, and that's the problem. > In Flex they're well documented, they use the built-in Event system > for updates, and there's an AS3 API to programmatically create them, > all of which meaning that they can be used in pure AS3 code that > doesn't touch MXML. We need to be able to hook into JavaFX bindings > from Java (and Scala, and Clojure, and...). And not only that, we need > to do it without jumping through hoops made of glass that'll shatter > with every version. This would be a start, hopefully allowing the > practice of binding to "bleed out" into Java and other JVM languages. AFAIK, bindings will undergo a lot of implementation changes in future, because of performance. See a blog post by Osvaldo Pinali at java.net. I guess that this is one of the reasons for which they're not exposing anything.
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