In this chapter, we covered charts, tables, and lists, and addressed the most common questions about them. They're only a part of the Advanced Controls API, but after mastering the main concepts here, you can work with the others pretty intuitively.
Also, we looked into creating a custom control and studied how skins work in JavaFX, and which new API was added in JavaFX 9 and 10.
In the next chapter, we will divert from APIs and talk about preparing a JavaFX application for end-user delivery.
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