Hi there

This is a proof of concept app that shows a 3 section screen, where one can define an ABMaterial component, then have the source code definition and then a preview of the component in the screen. For now only the ABMActionButton Component has been explored. This uses a SQLite backend database for the structure of the components and these are created dynamically. This WebApp has been developed using ABMaterial 3.0.3 using B4J from Anywhere Software inspired by the ABMaterial Framework.
This has been created purely with MyMaterial.Show, source code attached. The backend SQLite database with the component definitions is in the objects folder, named phindi.db.
Reproduce:

This is a proof of concept app that shows a 3 section screen, where one can define an ABMaterial component, then have the source code definition and then a preview of the component in the screen. For now only the ABMActionButton Component has been explored. This uses a SQLite backend database for the structure of the components and these are created dynamically. This WebApp has been developed using ABMaterial 3.0.3 using B4J from Anywhere Software inspired by the ABMaterial Framework.
This has been created purely with MyMaterial.Show, source code attached. The backend SQLite database with the component definitions is in the objects folder, named phindi.db.
Reproduce:
- Open the Advay project using B4J.
- Reference ABMaterial 3.0.3
- Copy your www folder to the Objects folder
- Execute the b4j project
- Open the Advay app on localhost:51043/advay.