My name is Pedro DV. I’m a Software Engineer and Software Designer. I work as a JavaFX and Swing Freelancer and Consultant. [read more]
Fluent Design System is a design style introduced by Microsoft. It was initially known as Metro.
This time I’ll be describing version 4 of JMetro which has just been released.
JMetro is a Java, JavaFX theme inspired by Fluent Design. This version brings new styles to the following controls:
These new styles are comprised of a new dark and light version.
I have a big update for JMetro this time. Version 3.8 brings the following new Fluent Design (FDS) inspired styles (dark and light) and updates:
[Update: This article has been updated on 20 July, 2018]
I’ve just released a new update for JMetro, bumping the version up to 3.3.0.
In this update you’ll find:
Hi again, this time the TableView “Metro” style gets added to the JMetro JavaFX theme. This amps up the JMetro version to 3.1.0.
The reason why I didn’t add the Table style before is because strangely there isn’t yet a definition for the Table in the Fluent Design System (previously Metro). There is a preview control, called DataGrid but is still in preview and will only be officially added later.
The JMetro Table style is a custom made style I’ve done based on the Fluent Design System’s other controls and guide lines.
