World upside down, my lecturer in programming explains this and I don't understand a thing. Guy with laundry basket on his head explains this and it all becomes clear.
All the way from elementary through high school I never learned vowels and consonants. I probably could have memorized them, like all my teachers tried to make me do if i only had any kind of interest in doing so. But i hadn't and i didn't. Then my friend told me one day in my later teen years - "you know consonants are made up of two different sounds, and vowels are single sounds right?". I was just mindblown, and immediately i was like - "why didn't they just say that from the get go, like a decade ago...?". I've never made any effort to learn about this, i just know it and always will because someone simply told me about it without using a method of description that was specifically developed to teach stuff even to the very dumbest of us.
I've been watching so many programming tutorials lately and things can get very dry after a while so I'm super glad you shared your laundry basket story. Your neighbor must think that she lives next to such a weirdo. :D
Bucky you need to be my 1302 programming professor. We have been learning javafx for the past 2 weeks, I cant understand my chinese professor. Thank you for the JavaFX tutorials, please do more, its hard to find JavaFX tutorials, I learn better while watching videos.
hey man, thanks for your videos. Starting to learn about new coding features can be pretty daunting. There is a whole lot to learn and most of it is about semantics; many times there is a pretty easy to understand logic behind new methods and classes that ends up clouded by technicalities or arbitrary namings. Personally, most internet tutorials/explanations do a pretty bad job at providing a clear explanation of even the simplest methods. Your videos are exceptional. It may have to do with laundry basket. Anyway, thank you. :)
My wife and kids laugh when I put the laundry basket on my head and pretend bumping against everything at home. By the way, thanks for your amazing tutorials
great video i always want to learn but teachers does not explain the very basic stuff like what is a layout what is a scene .. and you did great thank you
a like and a comment for the laundry basket story :) oh and is that you bucky? Are you the one who made C++ Tutorial on youtube. Well now I am working as a developer and my first knowledge to coding was your videos :)
LOL hey Bucky were you smoking at the time;-) keep up the good buddy you make more sense than the lecturers at Queens. veryMatureStudent(String name, String dob){...}
I don't understand how this is that much easier than adding an actionListener to a button. In fact, I don't see how this GUI has made anything easier. It's just a different way of doing the same old stuff. If this thing would allow for inter-field movement, THAT might interest me. But it's SO much like the standard stuff that I have trouble telling the difference. If anyone thinks they can convince me otherwise, my mind is completely open to reason. I am perfectly willing to admit that I am wrong if I am wrong.
You shouldn't handle two(or more) different buttons with the same listener. It would be better to instantiate two(or more) anonymous classes that implements EventHandler like: button.setOnAction(new EventHandler () { @Override public void handle(ActionEvent e) { // TO DO } }
what does "this" refers to in 3:35? like, what is it passing? "button" itself? the "handle" method? or is it calling "handle" using "this" because it is the only handle method that there is so far (if so, how does the compiler know that "this" == "handler"?)? D:
World upside down, my lecturer in programming explains this and I don't understand a thing. Guy with laundry basket on his head explains this and it all becomes clear.
All the way from elementary through high school I never learned vowels and consonants. I probably could have memorized them, like all my teachers tried to make me do if i only had any kind of interest in doing so. But i hadn't and i didn't. Then my friend told me one day in my later teen years - "you know consonants are made up of two different sounds, and vowels are single sounds right?". I was just mindblown, and immediately i was like - "why didn't they just say that from the get go, like a decade ago...?". I've never made any effort to learn about this, i just know it and always will because someone simply told me about it without using a method of description that was specifically developed to teach stuff even to the very dumbest of us.
what an intro xD
ikr XD
legend
didn't even listen through yet. the moment he mentioned laundry I went straight to the comments :D
LMAO, no one can beat this intro
Laughed so hard!
"We're just going to pretend that never happened." *Immediately proceeds to share it with millions of people...*
I've been watching so many programming tutorials lately and things can get very dry after a while so I'm super glad you shared your laundry basket story. Your neighbor must think that she lives next to such a weirdo. :D
Dude. This tutorial is spectacular. Great job and thanks for making the world better.
thank you for sharing the anecdote it is a welcome distraction:P
Bucky: *puts laundry basket on head*
Me: "Bucky Roberts, everyone!"
"Ooooooh I love it when you touch me thereeee.....Alright looking good"
- Bucky 2015
Bucky you need to be my 1302 programming professor. We have been learning javafx for the past 2 weeks, I cant understand my chinese professor. Thank you for the JavaFX tutorials, please do more, its hard to find JavaFX tutorials, I learn better while watching videos.
by far the most engaging intro on youtube
better than all those 3d dubstep intros
What do you mean you don't know why you put the laundry basket on your head? It's called "defensive programming".
3 years ago and you just made my day today 😂
Nice introoo :)
lol
Cool bucky
Skip to 1:10 for actual JavaFX
nah man don't skip it, that intro was just pure gold xDD
The laundry basket part was so adorable!!! Thank you for the video!
Very informative as well as entertaining...now, where my laundry basket (h)at?
hey man, thanks for your videos. Starting to learn about new coding features can be pretty daunting. There is a whole lot to learn and most of it is about semantics; many times there is a pretty easy to understand logic behind new methods and classes that ends up clouded by technicalities or arbitrary namings. Personally, most internet tutorials/explanations do a pretty bad job at providing a clear explanation of even the simplest methods. Your videos are exceptional. It may have to do with laundry basket. Anyway, thank you. :)
I thought the intro was leading to be an analogy as part of the lesson, but great to hear the silly stories of mentors.
Oooooo I love it when you teach me this clear...
Bucky: "Everybody shut up, I am doing a video!!", 2 min later in the video, Bucky: "I put the laundry basket on my head and my neighbor saw me"
2024 and a guy with laundry basket on his head a decade ago still somehow saves me
I love how the first minute is just bucky telling a story
I choked on my rice when you wrote out the message lmfao
Hahaha, I didn't expect that output. So good! Thanks :)
I came here to learn Java. Didn't expect a relatable story.
best intro to JavaFX ever
I loved the story about your peeping neighbors.
U know that story is more relatable than you would relaize
u set the mood just right with that intro
This is the best fucking channel in the history of UA-cam
shut up
My wife and kids laugh when I put the laundry basket on my head and pretend bumping against everything at home. By the way, thanks for your amazing tutorials
This jokes at the beginning of these videos are just great xD
Amazing that guy with laundry basket on his head has 2.5 mil subs. Amazing work.
Ooooo I love it...
Nice start - please show more of them - really easy to follow - good job
Bucky, you're the best!
3:26! didnt know it before ! nice :)
And haha nice story!
"ah, I was just doing laundry a few seconds ago.."
Like ... the best introduction ever! ;-)
So i just came here to learn about java fx and hear a great storry... 11/10 Would come again :D
If you manage to make some type of program that symbolizes the weirdness and the shame of this moment, you will become an artist.
Best FX tutorial. Thank you for your valueable effort.
So I'm NOT the only one who immediately puts a laundry basket on their head... it is the ultimate hat.
Drake Laundry basket > Strange Unusual Ghastly Gibus
lol that awkward moment your neighbor and you meet eyes. And you're doing your laundry. And you puts the basket on its head.
Funny choice of console output. I like the video series because it is broken out over multiple smaller episodes.
best man on the world
7 years later:
I'm here to remind you about that time you put a laundry basket on your head :)
Best System.out.println() statement I ever seen @ 4:37
Very Good Step by Step introduction.
haha. I'm just putting my loundry basket on my head to show you my support and solidarity...
tysm for informations you teaching somethings that books cannot do
One of the best tutorials :D
I love u bucky (and miss u)
Us computer science people always get into awkward situations lmaooo
such an useful course it was. Thank you for making it
I love it when you touch me there. How is that not a meme yet?
Thanks for video dude :)
that was a good laugh after struggling for 15 minutes trying to get my code to work xD
Bucky has a bucket on his head, oh.
God im in love with your tutorials. thanks a lot
Best intro I've ever seen :D
Maybe your neighbour thought, good idea, why didn´t I come up with that:D
After an intro I needed to check if I'm still watching the tutorial xD
great video i always want to learn but teachers does not explain the very basic stuff like what is a layout what is a scene .. and you did great thank you
Intro was awesome :))))
I like the lines you print.
Lol, great little story. Great teacher!
I can't imagine myself being seen by my neighbor with a laundry basket on my head 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 that must have been really embarrassing 🤣
love your tutorials !!!
Bucky sama you totally rock
Liked for the story. Too funny.
its really helpful bucky....
+1 for the story =)
that Story at the beginning just made my day
a like and a comment for the laundry basket story :)
oh and is that you bucky? Are you the one who made C++ Tutorial on youtube.
Well now I am working as a developer and my first knowledge to coding was your videos :)
thanks man !
you earned my respect :)
Thank you, Sir for sharing this
Button.setOnAction(this)
Mean call the same class method which is handler ?
What if i do another class and all event method is inside ?
I love it when the bed is JRHNBR
thenewboston, where do you study all this things?
4:39
Programming tutorial when your parents walk in
Awesome first tutorial ! excited to go the next ones..cheers
i love it when you touch me there - button
More classes more FXML javafx!
Please!
LOL hey Bucky were you smoking at the time;-) keep up the good buddy you make more sense than the lecturers at Queens. veryMatureStudent(String name, String dob){...}
I don't understand how this is that much easier than adding an actionListener to a button. In fact, I don't see how this GUI has made anything easier. It's just a different way of doing the same old stuff.
If this thing would allow for inter-field movement, THAT might interest me. But it's SO much like the standard stuff that I have trouble telling the difference.
If anyone thinks they can convince me otherwise, my mind is completely open to reason. I am perfectly willing to admit that I am wrong if I am wrong.
Awesome tutorial
Thanks man...I really appreciate it ...
You shouldn't handle two(or more) different buttons with the same listener. It would be better to instantiate two(or more) anonymous classes that implements EventHandler like:
button.setOnAction(new EventHandler () {
@Override
public void handle(ActionEvent e) {
// TO DO
}
}
In Java 8 you can do this with lambda:
button.setOnAction(e -> {
// code here
});
Skip to 1:10 for tutorial start.
10/10
I hit ike for the intro...
:D
what does "this" refers to in 3:35? like, what is it passing? "button" itself? the "handle" method? or is it calling "handle" using "this" because it is the only handle method that there is so far (if so, how does the compiler know that "this" == "handler"?)? D:
Gracias, me sirvió mucho.
liked for the story
Lol, that basket, but thanks for the video, it's really helping alot!
took them awhile to get rid of old clumsy layouting Java swing. welcome to the 21th century
lmao! i love you
Is anyone else using Eclipse and finding that you have to do weird things to make it like the code?
+Aaron Silver-Pell You can download e(fx)plise
You haven't LIVED if you haven't worn a laundry basket
1:37 Should I use ActionListener instead of EventHandler, since we are working with a button in this case?
very nice:) Thanks