In this chapter, we've studied a lot of different building blocks for JavaFX applications: shapes, text, and simple controls. Also, we looked at various ways to customize them. With these tools, you can already build a visually rich JavaFX UI.
The only problem is that it will be static, which is not enough for a modern application. In the next two chapters, we will learn about Binding and Animation, which will allow us to develop more dynamic applications.
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