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Creating Mobile Apps with JavaFX – Part 2

In Part 1, we introduced a mobile app game, TiltMaze, written completely in JavaFX, which you can download from either the Apple App Store or Google Play and install it on your mobile device or tablet.

In this article, we’ll discuss the technologies we use with JavaFX to build the JVM byte code version as well as native images that target iOS and Android devices.

CI/CD Workflow for Spring Boot Applications on Kubernetes via Skaffold

Developing applications with Kubernetes is not such an easy task and that’s where Skaffold comes into play.

It eases the development and deployment of your applications running on Kubernetes.

It manages the entire workflow and you get instant feedback while developing and deploying your application locally or on a remote Kubernetes cluster.

Native Applications for Multiple Devices from a Single JavaFX Project with Gluon Mobile and GitHub Actions

The power of JavaFX combined with the Gluon tools and GitHub actions is amazing. Building and distributing a truly cross-platform application has never been easier!

Really not a single code change is needed to run on different platforms. As you can see from the build processed, the exact same code is used to create native applications for both Windows, Linux, MacOS, iOS, and Android!

Fixing Vulnerabilities in Maven Projects

Maven is still the most used build system in the Java ecosystem. According to the JVM report 2020, Maven is the number one build tool in the ecosystem with two-thirds of the share.

Therefore, it is important to now how Maven works. For instance, if you find vulnerabilities in your Maven project using Snyk, how can you fix them?