If we use the JavaFX 2.2 or 8 JavaFX?

Now, should I use the JavaFX 2.2 or 8 JavaFX? Thanks for the recommendation.

It depends on what you do, but you should probably use JavaFX 2.2. Java FX 8, which is part of Java 8, is still in development, and the final version won't be available until March 2014.

I have a project that develops in JavaFX 8; all my other FX projects use Java 7 and Java FX 2.2. Draft Java 8 is a complete rewrite from scratch to an old project that has been written in Java 1.4.2 using Swing. As well as the update of the UI, we wanted to update the codebase to use generics, the java.util.concurrent API and a few other goodies that had been introduced since it was written. We thought about a release of the summer target 2014, so we decided that we would use the Java 8 features as well. If you have a new project with a version target after may or June 2014, you might consider Java 8. Note that even in this case you will develop against a potentially changing platform with the help of the limited tool.

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