B4i libraries are written in Objective C. You need to use a Mac with Xcode and you need to know Objective C.
From my experience it is more difficult to write B4i libraries compared to B4A / B4J...
This tutorial is only relevant after you were able to build and install B4i-Bridge.
If you haven't yet started with B4i then please go over these two tutorials instead: Creating a...
iMedia library v1.10 includes a new type of object named LLCamera. LLCamera provides low level camera access, similar to B4A Camera library. If you just want to allow the user to take a...
The latest version of my Face Flashcards app (waiting for review) had one issue that was nagging me. I had used the designer to create an imageview called "flashCards", for which a randomly...
B4i v1.80 adds support for inline Objective C code. This means that you can add Objective C code to your modules and they will be compiled together with all other code.
You can then use...
The iStore library allows you to use the store In-App Purchases features inside your app.
You can let the user purchase digital products from inside your app.
iPhone library v1.30 includes a new type named Motion. With this object you can monitor the device orientation and acceleration (similar to B4A PhoneSensors).
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