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My name is Pedro DV. I’m a Software Engineer and Software Designer. I work as a JavaFX and Swing Freelancer and Consultant, but more generally can be described as a Front End Freelancer and Consultant since I also have experience in web technologies, building web apps, etc, and have experience in User Interface Design and User Experience.
I’ve been creating user interfaces, professionally, since 2006. More information here and for a detailed CV style report my LinkedIn page.
I've worked directly with clients or as a sub-contractor.
In my spare time I like contributing and have several free open source projects.
Hello again! Version 4.8 of JMetro Java, JavaFX theme has just been released. We’re getting close to version 5.0 which will be the next major release.
Here’s the old styles that have been completely revamped:
And the old ones that were tweaked or had changes to CSS structure:
This time, something different. An update to FXRibbon, Microsoft like ribbon control for Java (JavaFX).
After a issue request to make FXRibbon better prepared to be updated to Java 9, and beyond, I took the opportunity to also add some features, make some aesthetic adjustments, fix some withstanding bugs, further clean up the project, and overall polish it.
The end result is version 1.2 which I’ll go into detail in this blog post.
As promised, the just released Java, JavaFX theme JMetro version 4.6 brings a new style for the Progress Bar.
The Progress Bar has two possible states: determinate and indeterminate and the new JMetro version has different styles for these two. In this post I’ll also go into a few details about some API design principles I abide by in JMetro.
I’ve just released version 4.5 of Java, JavaFX theme JMetro. This version adds new styles for the Text Field and Password Field. Inspired, as usual, by Fluent Design.
In this post I’m going to go over the details about this new release.
