JavaFX with Gradle, Eclipse and, Scene Builder on OpenJDK11: Java Coded Components.JavaFX with Gradle, Eclipse and, Scene Builder on OpenJDK11: Project Setup (you're here).The code for the Random Number demo app is hosted on GitHub for following along and experimentation. I guide the reader through the minutia of setting up a development environment using popular, production grade, tools such as Eclipse, Gradle, and Gluon's Scene Builder followed by a gentle scratch at the surface of the JavaFX framework. In this series I demonstrate how to build a multiscreen JavaFX desktop app which generates and displays random numbers from scratch (your welcome in advance lottery playing community). Surprisingly, this can be common for high-tech fields like science and medicine which rely on the exceptional Java platform and JavaFX framework for quality desktop software. The web is a preferred choice for software due to the ubiquity and accessibility of browsers but, exceptions exist necessitating the need for a quality desktop app platform such as the need to lockdown data to a few geographically close computers or desire to restrict internet connectivity from a particular app.

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