Android Question start a new/big project - good starting-tips?

[Wolfgang Trageiser]

i want to develop a big project / app at the next month.

i will start with b4a and later i want to migrate it to b4i.

in b4a there a lot of very-good created special libraries (from user)
which i would use for my application.

but in b4i i dont find these libraries - and so i maybe could be trouble to migrate my b4-code to b4i?

so i would sort the libraries in 3 categories:

b4a-libraries which are also available in b4i
b4a-libraries which are not available in b4i but easy to migrate
b4a-libraries which are difficult/hard to migrate to b4i.

is here someone who knows, which libraries belongs to which categorie?

i think its good to now this before i develop a lot of routines/subs and views.

i heared, that b4i works whith panels - so is it a good idea to make all my b4a-views with panels to migrate them easier to b4i?

any other good tips to consider the later migration-work to b4i?

can i create special java-methods(-jar) which both (b4a/b4i) can use/call?

 

[Erel]

I recommend you to download B4i beginner's guide and go over the tutorials to learn how B4i works.

You can see the available libraries and types here: https://www.b4x.com/b4i/documentation.html

so is it a good idea to make all my b4a-views with panels to migrate them easier to b4i?

No. There is no reason for that.

can i create special java-methods(-jar) which both (b4a/b4i) can use/call?

No. iOS cannot run Java byte code.