There was a time Oracle decided it wasn't worth the investment, note that it started as E3 scripting under Sun and it was only finalised after the acquisition.
So a few Java champions took over it at Gluon.
Then when Java 26 was released, Oracle reintroduced support for JavaFX,
Oh huh, I guess it's pretty recent news. I wonder if it'll lead to new features.
It's nice to see people are working on Native builds for instance,
and that Graal integration is now an official priority of sorts.
There was a time Oracle decided it wasn't worth the investment, note that it started as E3 scripting under Sun and it was only finalised after the acquisition.
So a few Java champions took over it at Gluon.
Then when Java 26 was released, Oracle reintroduced support for JavaFX,
https://www.oracle.com/news/announcement/oracle-releases-jav...