S Smee Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 29, 2011 #1 The more i use B4A the more i love it:sign0060: Now I have B4PPC, B4A, Is there going to be a B4IOS? I'll have that too if it becomes available
The more i use B4A the more i love it:sign0060: Now I have B4PPC, B4A, Is there going to be a B4IOS? I'll have that too if it becomes available
K KimFriis Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 1, 2011 #3 I'm in for it also... B4ios would be very interesting.
JonPM Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 1, 2011 #4 Lets not distract Erel from B4A Sent from my DROIDX using Tapatalk
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 2, 2011 #5 Maybe in the future. Nothing concrete yet.
S Smee Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 6, 2011 #6 Excellent. Dont suppose you could clone yourself?
LA3QMA Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 8, 2011 #7 b4ios Erel said: Maybe in the future. Nothing concrete yet. Click to expand... Technically whats does it take to "adapt" the android version to mac? I have been testing a few ios things but most of them are html5 and requires thirdparty plugins to utilize hardware etc. If or when you are going for this then i would suggest that even if there are different "roads" that most of the command etc are identical so that you in a perfect world could just say "compile to android and ios" PureBasic is more or less identical on linux/windows/mac with few exceptions. You probably have to rewrite the b4a if you are going for the ios so that it's less work to handle two projects...
b4ios Erel said: Maybe in the future. Nothing concrete yet. Click to expand... Technically whats does it take to "adapt" the android version to mac? I have been testing a few ios things but most of them are html5 and requires thirdparty plugins to utilize hardware etc. If or when you are going for this then i would suggest that even if there are different "roads" that most of the command etc are identical so that you in a perfect world could just say "compile to android and ios" PureBasic is more or less identical on linux/windows/mac with few exceptions. You probably have to rewrite the b4a if you are going for the ios so that it's less work to handle two projects...
Brad Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 11, 2011 #8 +1!! One thing I discovered when looking into porting my app to the iPhone is that some of the things we can do with android isn't allowed on the iPhone. Such as retrieving the device phone number and auto sending sms. I'm sure there's more but those two kinda put porting my app to a screeching halt until I find a way around it.
+1!! One thing I discovered when looking into porting my app to the iPhone is that some of the things we can do with android isn't allowed on the iPhone. Such as retrieving the device phone number and auto sending sms. I'm sure there's more but those two kinda put porting my app to a screeching halt until I find a way around it.
