- BlueJ
"Objects First with Java: A Practical Introduction Using BlueJ" is a textbook co-written by the developers of BlueJ and has sold hundreds of thousands of copies worldwide
- BlueJ Version History
This is a major new release of BlueJ For Java programming, it adds tabbed editors, automatic error-checking, adds display of multiple errors and has most of the BlueJ interface rewritten into JavaFX (solving many HiDPI issues on Windows) while also providing some support for writing JavaFX applications and including JavaFX CSS files in a project
- BlueJ - Installation instructions
For BlueJ 4 2 0 and later, OpenJDK 11 and OpenJFX 11 are required, which are only available for 64-bit operating systems You can download the OpenJDK from the official site, which is a zip which you must unzip locally
- BlueJ documentation
Video Tutorials — provide helpful instruction on the basics of using BlueJ The BlueJ Tutorial (4 0, English PDF) — older versions are available in various other languages
- About BlueJ
BlueJ is a port of Blue to Java, and was first released in 1999 Thanks to generous support from Sun Microsystems (and more recently Oracle), BlueJ development and support has continued since then
- The BlueJ Tutorial
The BlueJ code pad allows quick and easy evaluation of arbitrary snippets of Java code (expressions and statements) Thus, the code pad can be used to investigate details of Java semantics and to illustrate and experiment with Java syntax
- BlueJ - Installation instructions
Download the BlueJ package from the BlueJ website Note: if you have GDebi installed, you can choose to open the package using GDebi, which will then provide a simple interface to complete the installation
- BlueJ FAQ
When you use BlueJ, some anonymous non-personal information (BlueJ version, Java version, Operating System, interface language, etc) is sent to the BlueJ maintainers, to help with development planning
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