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jUnit 6, part 4: automated testing from the command line

When developing a stand-alone Java program all by yourself, it's typically preferable to do so from an IDE. However, a lot of projects rely on automated compiling and testing and this is really best done from the command line. While you may be used to using jUnit from inside an IDE like IntelliJ, it can […]

A first JavaFX application on IntelliJ

[updated Jan. 2021] The JavaFX library is a good resource for making graphs.  There are 8 basic graph types in JavaFX (Edencode link); Oracle tutorial link) Getting started in Java is more difficult than in Matlab.  Want graphics?  You'll need JavaFX.  That means first undertaking three steps: Download and install an IDE (e.g. IntelliJ), Download […]