I started off writing Augean, in JavaFx
That didn't work out, I couldn't get the look and feel I wanted
Also, JavaFx WebView only supported ancient versions of javascript.
And Javafx, is no longer shipped as part of Java.
so now using a Java backend server, and displaying in Chrome browser.
This worked well (see augean.com)
I use typescript / HTML on the frontend and communicate with a Java Server on the back end. (java ships with an HTTP server)
I got some good results - works well on Mac, Windows, and Linux
I am thinking about releasing the framework I wrote
I think the chrome browser is the future of the cross-platform GUI
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I started off writing Augean, in JavaFx
That didn't work out, I couldn't get the look and feel I wanted
Also, JavaFx WebView only supported ancient versions of javascript.
And Javafx, is no longer shipped as part of Java.
so now using a Java backend server, and displaying in Chrome browser.
This worked well (see augean.com)
I use typescript / HTML on the frontend and communicate with a Java Server on the back end. (java ships with an HTTP server)
I got some good results - works well on Mac, Windows, and Linux
I am thinking about releasing the framework I wrote
I think the chrome browser is the future of the cross-platform GUI