Javantura v4 - Spring Boot and JavaFX - can they play together - Josip Kovaček
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This document discusses integrating Spring Boot and JavaFX for an embedded and desktop application. It outlines the motivation for using these technologies, describes the implementation journey which faced limited integration materials, and demonstrates a simple "Hello World" example. While integration posed some challenges, combining Spring Boot and JavaFX provides benefits from both worlds. The conclusion is that yes, Spring Boot and JavaFX can work together, though JavaFX still lacks traction despite its benefits.
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