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JavaFXOpenJFX refers to the open-source implementation of the JavaFX platform. JavaFX itself is a software platform for creating and deploying rich client applications that can run on desktop, mobile, and embedded systems. It was originally developed by Oracle as a successor to Swing, Java's older GUI toolkit. OpenJFX is the community-driven project that develops and maintains JavaFX.

The OpenJFX project hosts the source code for JavaFX, allowing developers to contribute to its development, report bugs, and suggest new features. It is licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL) with a Classpath Exception, which allows it to be used in proprietary applications. While Oracle initially led the JavaFX development, the project has increasingly become a community effort.

OpenJFX provides a modern set of APIs for building visually appealing and interactive user interfaces. It supports features like hardware acceleration, CSS styling, rich text support, and media playback. Developers can use JavaFX to create a wide range of applications, from simple desktop tools to complex business applications and multimedia-rich experiences. The platform is known for its declarative FXML markup language, which allows for the separation of UI design from application logic.