I developed a custom speed test in B4J, a simple yet effective application that measures internet connection speed.
It's a fun project born out of curiosity and a desire to have some fun.
The speed test sends requests to a server, calculates the download and upload speeds, and then displays the results in real time in a clear interface.
Beyond raw performance, this speed test is a demonstration: with B4J, you can quickly create practical, portable, and customizable tools.
It showcases what the platform can do, even for projects that are a little unconventional.
You can use this code to display the download or upload speed in your applications.
Gauge
www.b4x.com
It's a fun project born out of curiosity and a desire to have some fun.
The speed test sends requests to a server, calculates the download and upload speeds, and then displays the results in real time in a clear interface.
Beyond raw performance, this speed test is a demonstration: with B4J, you can quickly create practical, portable, and customizable tools.
It showcases what the platform can do, even for projects that are a little unconventional.
You can use this code to display the download or upload speed in your applications.
Gauge
jGauges
This is a wrapper for Medusa gauges library: https://github.com/HanSolo/Medusa License: https://github.com/HanSolo/Medusa/blob/master/license.txt It includes many types of gauges. The gauges are implemented as custom views. The gauges can be further customized. You can use JavaObject to access...
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