tufanv Expert Licensed User Longtime User Aug 18, 2015 #1 Hello I want to learn objective c to expand possiblities with b4i. I found some e-books like objective c for dummies etc. My question is : is trying to learn objective c will make me available implementing obj c into b4i or do i have to know additional things ? In the description of the book it says : learn to create app for iphone,ipad with object orieanted programming. So is this book for regular iphone developers or can it also help b4i programmers ? TY
Hello I want to learn objective c to expand possiblities with b4i. I found some e-books like objective c for dummies etc. My question is : is trying to learn objective c will make me available implementing obj c into b4i or do i have to know additional things ? In the description of the book it says : learn to create app for iphone,ipad with object orieanted programming. So is this book for regular iphone developers or can it also help b4i programmers ? TY
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 18, 2015 #2 If you know Objective C then you can create B4i libraries.
tufanv Expert Licensed User Longtime User Aug 18, 2015 #3 Different than the libraries we use inline objective c codes which gives us some more possibilities is it right. And also i want to ask you, do you recommend to start from the begining or is it too hard to start ( I am 28 years old my learning cure is going down =) ) Erel said: If you know Objective C then you can create B4i libraries. Click to expand...
Different than the libraries we use inline objective c codes which gives us some more possibilities is it right. And also i want to ask you, do you recommend to start from the begining or is it too hard to start ( I am 28 years old my learning cure is going down =) ) Erel said: If you know Objective C then you can create B4i libraries. Click to expand...
ilan Expert Licensed User Longtime User Aug 18, 2015 #4 Can we also use swift to create libs? (I tried swift and its pretty simple)
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 18, 2015 #5 Currently it is not possible to write libraries in Swift. The configuration required to build a library can be a bit complicated. Especially if you want to support the simulator. If you can implement the missing feature with inline code then it will be simpler.
Currently it is not possible to write libraries in Swift. The configuration required to build a library can be a bit complicated. Especially if you want to support the simulator. If you can implement the missing feature with inline code then it will be simpler.
