1. Advanced Internet Application Development Georgia Institute of Technology Aamir Poonawalla Hrishikesh Mantri Kaustubh Sheth Swaroop Butala

2.  Motivation  Proposed Work  Why JavaFX?  Architecture  Features  Extensible Framework  Screenshots  Challenges  Future Work

3.  Ever expanding ‘Internet’  Always stay connected  Social Networks  News, Weather, Current events  Photo Sharing  Calendar, Email and much more…  One common interface  Desktop Gadget  Need for a Development Framework

4.  One touch Desktop Gadget  Social Networks  Email & Calendar  News, Weather and Current events  Photo Manager  Activity Notification Component  Customizable application  Extensible Framework

5.  JavaFX is a Dynamic Java Scripting for Rich Internet/Client-side Applications  High-quality UI-intensive apps  Why not Swing?  More fluent and object oriented  It is a nice complement and not a substitution  Easier to embellish Swing apps with JavaFX  Desktop Application, Widget and Web Application

6. + TRACKER SOCIAL DECK

7.  Facebook  Notifications  Friends’ Status Updates  Friends’ Shared Links  Twitter  Fetch Latest tweets  Tweet  Photo Manager  Picasa

8.  Daily Appointments  Google Calendar  Zimbra Calendar  Mail  Zimbra Unread Mail  Yahoo! News  Yahoo! Weather  Restaurant Finder - Yelp

9. Social Deck

10.  Notifications  Friends’ Status Updates  Friends’ Shared Links

11.  Tweets from Followees  Ability to Tweet

12.  Yahoo! Weather  Current  Forecast

13.  Yahoo! News  Top Stories  Link – Full News

14.  Picasa  Browser  Uploader

15.  Unread Mails  Link – Zimbra Inbox

16.  Yelp  Contact Details  Ratings  Search by Zip Code

17.  Zimbra  Google

18.  JavaFX and Idiosyncrasies  No Basic Components  No Hyper Links  No Multi Line  PUSH Service  Quartz, Java, JavaFX  Maintaing MVC Architecture  Integrating Java, JavaFX  Building a framework

19.  Session Management  Security  Multi-user support  Customizable gadget  Mobile application  Cache  Alarm System