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    Ryder Weber
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    Hey guys! I want to develop a program on Java for desktop (Windows and MacOS). My app is on engineering calculations in the construction. I want to hire a company on an outsource basis but I really don’t know how to choose and how to work with them. Maybe you know? I am just trying to get into it. I have no experience and now I am just collecting the info. Maybe you can help? :confused:

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      Hey guys! I want to develop a program on Java for desktop (Windows and MacOS). My app is on engineering calculations in the construction. I want to hire a company on an outsource basis but I really don’t know how to choose and how to work with them. Maybe you know? I am just trying to get into it. I have no experience and now I am just collecting the info. Maybe you can help? :confused:

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      Lost User
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      Sorry, but this forum is for technical programming questions. If you want to hire outside consultants then I am afraid this is not the place.

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        Hey guys! I want to develop a program on Java for desktop (Windows and MacOS). My app is on engineering calculations in the construction. I want to hire a company on an outsource basis but I really don’t know how to choose and how to work with them. Maybe you know? I am just trying to get into it. I have no experience and now I am just collecting the info. Maybe you can help? :confused:

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        Wishe1991
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        So first, you have to understand your budget. Because different companies work with different budget. Second, make the design your top priority because most people are visuals. They need to see a good picture. Third, check the portfolio and feedback. If the guys can do what you want and they work honestly - you can hire them. Well, it’s no rocket science, you know. Here, check some handy links below: https://innowise-group.com/technologies/java https://hqsoftwarelab.com/technologies/java-development-services https://belitsoft.com/java-development-services https://www.ayokasystems.com/research-and-insights/technologies/java-software-development-company/ https://intetics.com/portfolio/technologies/java

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          Hey guys! I want to develop a program on Java for desktop (Windows and MacOS). My app is on engineering calculations in the construction. I want to hire a company on an outsource basis but I really don’t know how to choose and how to work with them. Maybe you know? I am just trying to get into it. I have no experience and now I am just collecting the info. Maybe you can help? :confused:

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          Lost User
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          Regardless of who you find, the chances are very high you will get ripped off if you have "no experience"; either intentionally or through misunderstandings. In particular, beware of the "up front" payment. Ask to see the "work" (and retain a copy) before paying anything, or you will be sorry.

          It was only in wine that he laid down no limit for himself, but he did not allow himself to be confused by it. ― Confucian Analects: Rules of Confucius about his food

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            Hey guys! I want to develop a program on Java for desktop (Windows and MacOS). My app is on engineering calculations in the construction. I want to hire a company on an outsource basis but I really don’t know how to choose and how to work with them. Maybe you know? I am just trying to get into it. I have no experience and now I am just collecting the info. Maybe you can help? :confused:

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            seemasinghh
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            I hope this code help you:

            import javafx.application.Application;
            import javafx.scene.Scene;
            import javafx.scene.control.Button;
            import javafx.scene.layout.StackPane;
            import javafx.stage.Stage;

            public class Main extends Application {

            Stage window;
            Button button;
            
            public static void main(String\[\] args) {
                launch(args); // It calls start method defined bellow...
            }
            
            @Override
            public void start(Stage primaryStage) throws Exception {
                window = primaryStage;
                window.setTitle(" TutorialsFace - JavaFX");
                // Creating a simple UI button
                button = new Button("Click me");
                // StackPane is a type of layout which we will look at later..
                StackPane layout = new StackPane();
              
                //Adding the button to the layout
                layout.getChildren().add(button);
            
                // Create scene with resolution of 300x250 and add layout to it...
                Scene scene = new Scene(layout, 300, 250);
            
                // Add scene to the stage i.e to the window
                window.setScene(scene);
                window.show();
            }
            

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