Jan 20, 2017 Replies: 11 This guide is obsolete ! It is no more updated. Please use the B4X Booklets. Here is a Beginner's Guide in pdf format. The source code for the example programs is included. All suggestions, remarks and typo reports are welcome. Last edited: Apr 4, 2018 Click to expand...
This guide is obsolete ! It is no more updated. Please use the B4X Booklets. Here is a Beginner's Guide in pdf format. The source code for the example programs is included. All suggestions, remarks and typo reports are welcome.
alwaysbusy Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jan 20, 2017 #2 Very cool Klaus! Will be a huge help for people getting started with B4J.
Cableguy Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jan 20, 2017 #3 You can now create a B4X beginners guide, just by merging the 4 guides into one! That would be the coolest! Thank you for all your contributions to this community, @klaus, you ROCK!
You can now create a B4X beginners guide, just by merging the 4 guides into one! That would be the coolest! Thank you for all your contributions to this community, @klaus, you ROCK!
xulihang Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 21, 2017 #4 Great! Do you need somebody to translate it into other languages? I can translate it into Chinese in my spare time.
Great! Do you need somebody to translate it into other languages? I can translate it into Chinese in my spare time.
klaus Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jan 21, 2017 #5 Cableguy said: You can now create a B4X beginners guide, just by merging the 4 guides into one! That would be the coolest! Click to expand... I had already a similar idea. But merging the 4 guides into one would become too big. The future will be B4X Booklets for different subjets like IDE and Designer, Basic Language, CustomViews, SQLite etc. Last edited: Apr 25, 2018
Cableguy said: You can now create a B4X beginners guide, just by merging the 4 guides into one! That would be the coolest! Click to expand... I had already a similar idea. But merging the 4 guides into one would become too big. The future will be B4X Booklets for different subjets like IDE and Designer, Basic Language, CustomViews, SQLite etc.
Cableguy Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jan 21, 2017 #6 klaus said: The future will be B4x booklets for different subjets like IDE and Designer, Basic Language, CustomViews, SQLite etc. Click to expand... Collectibles! That would be a great idea!!! so in each booklet, all platforms would be targeted, highlighting the differences between them!(?)
klaus said: The future will be B4x booklets for different subjets like IDE and Designer, Basic Language, CustomViews, SQLite etc. Click to expand... Collectibles! That would be a great idea!!! so in each booklet, all platforms would be targeted, highlighting the differences between them!(?)
klaus Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jan 21, 2017 #7 ... all platforms would be targeted, highlighting the differences between them!(?) Click to expand... Yes, that's the project. Last edited: Jan 21, 2017
... all platforms would be targeted, highlighting the differences between them!(?) Click to expand... Yes, that's the project.
M mindful Active Member Licensed User Jan 26, 2017 #8 @klaus at page 9 chapter 1.1.1 Installing Java JDK the line : Code: Copy Select "Windows x86" in the platforms list (for 64 bit machines as well). You should install the regular JDK for 64-bit computers as well. I do not think is correct as I compile and run without problems a project with the JDK for 64-bit computers. And also on the https://www.b4x.com/b4j.html it states: Code: Copy Select "Windows x86" or "Windows x64" (for 64 bit machines) in the platforms list. Anyway very good work you have done with this! Hope many people find it easier now to start using B4J. Best regards,
@klaus at page 9 chapter 1.1.1 Installing Java JDK the line : Code: Copy Select "Windows x86" in the platforms list (for 64 bit machines as well). You should install the regular JDK for 64-bit computers as well. I do not think is correct as I compile and run without problems a project with the JDK for 64-bit computers. And also on the https://www.b4x.com/b4j.html it states: Code: Copy Select "Windows x86" or "Windows x64" (for 64 bit machines) in the platforms list. Anyway very good work you have done with this! Hope many people find it easier now to start using B4J. Best regards,
klaus Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jan 26, 2017 #9 Thank you for reporting this. Amended for the next edition.
MODERN TALKING Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 13, 2017 #10 Klaus - you're like a Santa CLAUS man. Bearing precious "gifts" Wonderful work man - you're awesome. How can I make a "small" donation as a token of my appreciation and gratitude?
Klaus - you're like a Santa CLAUS man. Bearing precious "gifts" Wonderful work man - you're awesome. How can I make a "small" donation as a token of my appreciation and gratitude?
klaus Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 13, 2017 #11 How can I make a "small" donation... Click to expand... The likes are OK for me. There will never be a Donation button in my signature. I do it as long as I have pleasure doing it.
How can I make a "small" donation... Click to expand... The likes are OK for me. There will never be a Donation button in my signature. I do it as long as I have pleasure doing it.
MODERN TALKING Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 19, 2017 #12 Klaus - you're a wonderful person Bless you
