In Java Today, Jasper Potts has created a JavaFX Spline Editor for helping to calculate the values to pass to javafx.animation.Interpolator.SPLINE(...). "[I] thought it was about time we had a JavaFX version, and it could not be too hard. So a couple hours and a couple hundred bind statements later we have a very cool little Spline Editor that lets you edit the spline and see the effect in real time then copy the code to paste into your JavaFX application."

The JavaFX Examples project has launched, with the goal of pfoviding "a repository of a lot of small javaFX examples, where you can learn and find out different ways of doing things in this early Java platform." Owner maxtrix has seeded the project with a single LogicLoopScoreBoard example, and seeks further contributions from the community.

Daniel Lopez exercises JVM scripting, as well as his own ability to keep business logic separate from the rest of his application, in Separating Concerns: Business Logic Implementations round-up. " how to decide between one language or another? Well, one of the best ways to do so is to test for yourself, and that's what I did. So, I'm here to share the different implementations I came up with in the various different languages. [...] The basic idea of the test is to write a function that returns a list of items from a database, reachable through a data source, table in the form of an XML document." Read on for results in Jython, Groovy, Scala, and more.