This GUI application began as a simple class project meant to introduce students to the Java language and the JVM as a whole, then expanded from there to become a basic representation of a user interface that employees of a small company could use to keep track of inventory.
The application itself is meant to be intuitive to use, with little explanation necessary for its operation to be understood.
Below are some simple videos demonstrating the basic functionality of the application.
• JavaFX
• Maven
• Learning about Inheritance and implementing it was difficult, as there were two different kinds of parts that needed to be represented as their own class from a basic super class.
• At this point in time, this was the largest code base I had ever created or worked with, so staying on top of comments and documentation was necessary both while building the project and so that when I came back to it after significant absence I could pick up where I left off.
• Packaging the JAR file so that the application would run by itself outside of an IDE was an incredibly frustrating process, but I succeeded in sifting through documentation and command line troubleshooting to properly package everything and run it successfully.
• There are moments when a Product will not delete correctly
• The application window itself does not resize properly when prompted by the user.
• Adding a dedicated backend so that data can persist across machines and application instances
• Improving deletion functionality so that mass deletion of parts or products can be possible
• Creating a login screen so that security is enhanced
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