Java desktop links of the week, May 27

Another week, another batch of links. I'm in a rush this morning, so lets get right into it! Enjoy :-)

JavaFX

• Niklas Therning has posted the code he developed (and steps required) for getting the BrickBreaker JavaFX sample application to work on iOS devices.
• Two good blog posts appeared this week related to tips and tricks around JavaFX CSS. First of all, Gerrit Grunwald posted on 'CSS == Confusing Style Sheets', and covers the API to expose custom pseudo class states and styleable properties in JavaFX 8.0. Secondly, Claudine Zillmann posted part one of a series on 'AquaFX: lessons learned'. This post covers a number of tricks she learned in adapting the caspian css to look like Mac OS aqua.
• mihosoft has part three in the series of blog posts on workflow visualisation with VWorkflows & JavaFX.
• Christian Schudt has blogged about a NumberSpinner control he has developed.
• An 'experimental editor for AsciiDoc documents, with rendering preview, built with Griffon and GroovyFX' has been made available on github.
• Jan Köhnlein has posted 'another Xtend and JavaFX story', where he talks about developing a way to export a JavaFX scene to SVG.
• Scenic View 8.0.0 developer preview 3 has been released, although you'd never know it as the website is constantly dying under the load. We'll be moving to a new website soon, so sorry for the troubles!

Swing

• A new office suite, written in Swing, has been released. The suite is called Joeffice, and appears to include an editor, spreadsheet, and presentation tool.

Keep up the great work - catch you all in a weeks time!