Having spent quite some time searching for a drag/drop GUI screen designer for the Arduino/Embedded world I can tell you there is nothing available that is straightforward to use.
If you don't use accelerated hardware eg
4dsystems.com.au
brtchip.com
nextion.tech
Then the only project I have found that Is mostly working ( and less than $1,00's)
But ALL above are iterative interactive procedure were you fill in code from design in Arduino, and if you need to make design changes then it gets involved in changing Gui/changing code.
This would be a real gamechanger for me ( and I'm certain many other users) who wants to have a decent HMI in one package. Having used Arduino for several years, I couldn't see a a MAJOR benefit in switching to B4R, this would persuade me to do all my development in B4X.
No rush Erel, next week will do
. Seriously is it viable as an idea?
Steve
If you don't use accelerated hardware eg
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But ALL above are iterative interactive procedure were you fill in code from design in Arduino, and if you need to make design changes then it gets involved in changing Gui/changing code.
This would be a real gamechanger for me ( and I'm certain many other users) who wants to have a decent HMI in one package. Having used Arduino for several years, I couldn't see a a MAJOR benefit in switching to B4R, this would persuade me to do all my development in B4X.
No rush Erel, next week will do
. Seriously is it viable as an idea?Steve
