Learn how to build a Desktop Application using Java and Swing with full step by step instructions and resources
What you will learn
Write a desktop application using the Java programming language and package up into an executable file
Display dialog box with details about the author of the application
Package the application into an executable file for easy distribution
Creating and using a menu
Implementing a generic method for writing an application log file
Basic image handling
Why take this course?
What am I going to get from this course? –
- How to implement all those standard Applications features
- Adding a Menu bar to your application
- Adding Help-About dialog box to your application
- Using a Splash screen on startup to show progress
- How to implement logging for your Application
The course is divided into 7 sections with each section taking you through an area of the application, with sections such as installing and testing your environment, building a menu and packaging up your application ready for distribution.
Delivery of course content is primarily through the use of video sessions demonstrating a specific point. At the end of each section you are able to run the code and explore the results.
At the end of the course you will be able to take the techniques covered in the course and apply these to your own development projects.
Unlock the full potential of Java to create powerful, visually appealing, and user-friendly desktop applications. This comprehensive course is designed for developers who want to dive deep into JavaFX and other essential Java libraries to build professional-grade applications. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced programmer, this course will guide you through every step of creating a feature-rich desktop application.
Course Content:
Lecture 1: First Project
Kickstart your journey by setting up your first Java project. Learn the basics of creating and running a Java application.
Lecture 2: Popular Movie App in JavaFX
Explore the capabilities of JavaFX by building a popular movie application. This lecture sets the foundation for understanding JavaFX’s power and versatility.
Lecture 3: Introduction
Gain an overview of the course structure and objectives. Understand what you’ll achieve by the end of this course.
Lecture 4: What We Will Need
Identify and install the necessary tools and libraries required for developing Java desktop applications.
Unpublished Lecture: Splash Screen
Learn how to create a splash screen for your application to enhance the user experience. (Note: Re-upload required due to resolution issues)
Lecture 5: Login Screen Design
Design a user-friendly login screen, an essential component for secure applications.
Lecture 6: Add Single Child to Database
Discover how to add single records to a database, a fundamental skill for data-driven applications.
Lecture 7: Add Multi Child to Database
Expand your database skills by adding multiple records simultaneously.
Lecture 8: Unique ID
Implement unique identifiers to manage database entries effectively.
Lecture 9: Read the Count of Children
Learn to count database entries, crucial for data analysis and management.
Lecture 10: Read ID and Full URL for Every Child
Extract specific data from your database, focusing on IDs and URLs.
Lecture 11: Read Single and Multi Value
Master the techniques to read both single and multiple values from the database.
Lecture 12: Storage
Understand how to manage and store data efficiently in your application.
Lecture 13: Introduction
Revisit the core concepts as you transition to more advanced topics in the course.
Lecture 14: What We Need
Prepare for upcoming modules by ensuring you have all necessary tools and libraries.
Lecture 15: Get Data from Server
Learn how to fetch and handle data from remote servers, an essential skill for modern applications.
Lecture 16: Parse JSON File
Parse JSON data to integrate dynamic content into your application.
Unpublished Lecture: Login Screen Database Connection
Connect your login screen to a database for secure authentication. (Note: Re-upload required due to resolution issues)
Lecture 17: Finish Login Screen
Complete the development of a functional login screen.
Lecture 18: Enhance Login Screen Design
Improve the aesthetics and usability of your login screen.
Lecture 19: Home Screen Design
Create an engaging home screen, the central hub of your application.
Lecture 20: Admin Screen Design
Design an administrative interface to manage application settings and data.
Lecture 21: Admin Screen Functions
Implement essential functions for the admin screen to manage backend operations.
Lecture 22: Home Screen Functions
Develop the functionality of your home screen to interact with various components of your application.
Lecture 23: Reservation Screen Design
Design a screen for handling reservations, a common feature in many applications.
Unpublished Lecture: Room Screen Design
Create an intuitive room screen to manage room data. (Note: Re-upload required due to processing error)
Lecture 24: Setup Database For Room Screen
Learn to set up the database backend for the room screen.
Lecture 25: Setup Database For Room Screen Continue
Continue the database setup, ensuring robust data management for room-related features.
Lecture 26: Enhance Room Screen
Improve the design and functionality of the room screen for better user interaction.
Lecture 27: Finish Room Screen Functions
Complete the implementation of all necessary functions for the room screen.
Lecture 28: Finish Room Screen Functions Continue
Finalize the remaining functions and ensure smooth operation of the room screen.
Lecture 29: Finish Customer Screen
Develop and complete the customer screen, focusing on user management.
Lecture 30: Finish Customer Screen Continue
Wrap up the customer screen, ensuring all features are fully operational.
Enroll now and start your journey towards becoming an expert in Java desktop application development. By the end of this course, you’ll have the skills to build, enhance, and manage professional desktop applications with ease.