At the moment we have 3 example applications:

• books-example: An app to search for books in a library.
  • Shows how to integrate a REST backend (Optional)
  • Uses EasyDI as dependency injection library
• contacts-example: A contact management application
  • Master-Detail
  • Dialogs
  • CDI as dependency injection library, including CDI-Events
  • Validation
  • Model-Wrapper
  • I18N and ResourceBundle handling
  • DataFX
• todomvc-example: A Todo-App influenced by the popular TodoMVC.com.
  • NotificationCenter
  • MvvmFX views as items of a ListView
  • EasyBind for filtering Lists

In addition to these apps we have some smaller examples. Each examples shows a specific aspect of the framework but isn't very useful by itself.

• fx-root-example: Shows how to use fx:root with mvvmFX. This way you can create your own custom components.
• helloworld: A minimal mvvmFX application using FXML.
• helloworld-without-fxml: A minimal mvvmFX application using pure Java code instead of FXML.
• synchronizefx-example: Shows how to integrade the library SynchronizeFX to implement a distributed ViewModel. This way the state of the UI of different instances of the App (on different JVM's, on different computers) is always synchronized between the apps.
• welcome-example: A simple app that shows a welcome message for people.
  • It demonstrates the usage of mvvmfx-cdi and mvvmfx-guice. The complete code base is shared, only a specific starter class for each dependency injection framework is needed.
  • Shows the usage of Commands.