I have taught JavaFX as a User Interface tool for a number of years. Just as it matured, the owners of Java decided to pull it out of the standard Java JDK, therefore, using JavaFX is no longer a trivial matter. I used Netbeans to edit and run JavaFX code but Netbeans is also afloat, now owned by Apache Foundation. The new Apache Netbeans doesn't seem to run JavaFX without considerable effort. I have given up on Nerbeans. Whereto now? What do we use for our JavaFX? Do we give up on JavaFX and move on to some other UI tool? Python? plain old java with AWT/SWING? Not a chance. JavaFX has some elegance difficult to attain with these other tools. Its simple tool. Why complicate life by adopting ageing tools that just dont meet the demands of our fast-paced 21st century? Therefore, there was a need to figure out what can serve to build UIs. I choose JavaFX again but after some examination, I found that the IDE that seems to work and is actively being developed is Intellij IDEA. C