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Posted by Simon Larsén in Programming
Welcome to the third and final part in this article series on using TornadoFX together with Exposed. In the previous two parts, we set up the database with a single table and created a simple TornadoFX view with which we could view its contents. Now, we will focus on adding …
Posted by Simon Larsén in Programming
Welcome to the second part of the TornadoFX+Exposed series of articles. In this
part, we'll take a look at how to create a TornadoFX view for the Categories
table. In the next part, we'll expand upon the view and make it possible to
add, edit and delete rows.
The …
Posted by Simon Larsén in Programming
I recently got it into my head that I'd like to make a quiz game with a GUI, which felt like a simple enough diversion during the holidays. Since I already have this site to maintain in terms of web development, I figured that desktop app development in Kotlin using …
Posted by Simon Larsén in Programming
Sections that collapse and expand at the click of a button is fairly ubiquitous across the web nowadays. It's especially handy for mobile, where the display is much smaller than your typical computer monitor. In this article, I'll walk you through how to create a basic collapsible content-area using almost …
Posted by Simon Larsén in Programming
Welcome to part 2 of my series on the idiomatic Kotlin binary tree! In this part, we're gonna have a look at how to make the node representation from part 1 capable of carrying any kind of data (i.e. generic).