Alternatives are to build and run the application outside of the IDE or configure the IDE to delegate the build steps to Gradle (see here). This is due to an open bug ( ) that prevents IntelliJ from generating appropriate outputs when kapt is in place. Update 2: You may encounter problems when attempting to run the application from within IntelliJ. You can install OpenJFX on Ubuntu by invoking sudo apt-get install openjfx for example. Make sure you have a compatible JavaFX binary if you're using a different JDK release, such as OpenJDK.
UPDATE: The code assumes you're using Oracle JDK8 which includes JavaFX ( jfxrt.jar) by default. This particular example encompasses both runtime and buildtime aspects as I'll also show how Gradle Kotlin Script can be used to build the project. Hi there! Today I'll like to show you how Kotlin can be used to write a JavaFX application.
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