buy Basic4PPC

[Marco Maria Vilucchi]

How can i buy Basic4PPC to develop Windows mobile apps?
How much does it cost?
Thanks
Marco

 

[Erel]

Sorry but have stopped selling Basic4ppc.

 

[Cableguy]

Erel, since B4Ppc lifetime is virtually over, ans that its support is at minimum, considering that there are still a few WinCE and WinMob based devices out there, you could consider a "take it as it is" status to it as provide it free, no support included

 

[LWGShane]

Erel, since B4Ppc lifetime is virtually over, ans that its support is at minimum, considering that there are still a few WinCE and WinMob based devices out there, you could consider a "take it as it is" status to it as provide it free, no support included

@Erel - I want this too. Would be a really neat way to see the beginnings of B4X.

Maybe even open source it since the B4PCC framework is essentially obsolete? (Obsolete when compared to the modern B4X framework.)

 

[techknight]

I have a few Symbol barcode scanners I need to write an app for. and since they run Win CE 5.0, it WONT run VB6 apps. So PLEASE I need B4PPC!!!

 

[Erel]

Please contact [email protected]

 

[ThRuST]

It would be nice to see B4WP as part of the B4X frenchise as some people wants to develope for Microsoft devices. Maybe you can spice up the old version as a new product and make it available for purchase?

 

[Erel]

There is no relation between Windows Mobile / Pocket PC (Basic4ppc targets) and Windows 10 mobile.

 

[maXim]

... it would be nice to see a new born in the family B4X, maybe with the name B4W, but as Basic for the Web! I'm sure Erel will have already thought about this opportunity and I wonder if...

 

[ThRuST]

MaXim, that's allready possible with B4J and the available webserver libraries.

 

[maXim]

Hi ThRuST,

I meant a development environment (like B4x) that, after "the compilation", generates HTML5 pages with pure JavaScript without the use of other languages...

 

[LucaMs]

There are sites from where you can still download Basic4ppc; I hope legally

 

[ThRuST]

MaXim, I have read somewhere that you can generate FXML files to HTML pages so that might be of interest. After the success story of Dreamweaver many developers use that and I think that's possible that it also autogenerates Java-script code with all inbuildt functionality it offers. There's also sites available that offers splitscreen functions that displays HTML/CSS/JQuery/Java-script code on the fly. I am sure Erel is fully aware of this which means a new product that does the same thing is not higly priored, even if it would be nice for us who allready is a user of B4X, the challenge is to attract a wider consumer market in the exploated HTML field might be difficult.

 

[mrred128]

I have a few Symbol barcode scanners I need to write an app for. and since they run Win CE 5.0, it WONT run VB6 apps. So PLEASE I need B4PPC!!!

Careful with this. The Symbol scanners I used to program had specially created forms to make them work. Even with the .net installed, you had to create the project from Motorola's wizard to have a functional project. The second wrench is the scanners don't implement all the sdk, and they don't tell you what they left out.