I might be considered as most famous Java counter zealot by some. But, honestly, these are what I found randomly from Technorati “javafx” search tonight (plus one tweet).

JavaFX is announced in JavaOne 2007, then in JavaOne 2008 they’ve to reannounce it, because after one year, people still don’t know what’s it.

@pruet

The Sun promise to put Java runtimes everywhere is meaningless if nobody wants to develop for those runtimes.

something is wrong when very useful but also very complex code frameworks like Spring are considered the “easy” way to do Java development.

WebGuild

“How is JavaOne going for you?”
“Cool to see everyone, but I don’t get JavaFX.”

Dion Almaer

Anyway, what is JavaFX?

Last year I wrote about my experience on various Twitter AIR clients (Twitter AIR Client Smack Down). In that time, AIR was still in beta and I got some crashes, freeze and errors. Now AIR 1.0 was out for a while and it’s time to compare it again.

My criteria is simple. I look on Twitter Fan Wiki for the list of AIR clients. If any client provides no screenshot on its site, it will be failed at first sight. These developers should learn how to design a usable product site before developing any application.

All clients are tested on Mac OS X Leopard with MacBook Air.

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