In this chapter, we studied FXML syntax and capabilities, studied common questions, and learned about the SceneBuilder tool. With these tools, building a UI with FXML became easier due to using a WYSIWYG editor and decoupling the UI from the code.
In the next chapter, we'll look into the Animation API, which helps with dynamic content.
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