Material Design 3 - Using a ToolBar as ActionBar
Material Design 3 - Using a ToolBar as ActionBar
@Corwin42 · 2016-07-31
Material Design 2 - Using the AppCompat library
Material Design 2 - Using the AppCompat library
@Corwin42 · 2016-07-31
Material Design 1 - Basics
Material Design 1 - Basics
@Corwin42 · 2016-07-31
Producing unsigned apk and sign it with eclipse or adt keystore
You have an app made without B4A. You wantto remake it but you need to sign it with your old (eclipse/adt/etc.) keystore.
@mesutaslan · 2016-07-11
send and receive messages between two devices or Device and PC using bluetooth
send and receive messages between two devices or Device and PC using bluetooth
@imrpk · 2016-06-14
My CustomView template - with AddToParent
My CustomView template - with AddToParent
@demasi · 2016-06-14
Begin with the B4A Trial version
How to hit the ground running
@klaus · 2016-05-18
IRC for B4A
IRC for B4A
@Tim241 · 2016-05-17
EditText Formatted
Format text in an edittext field (e.g. font size , bold, italic, font color, background color).
@welu1805 · 2016-05-17
EasyDeviceInfo
The project reports a whole lot of information about your device
@Johan Schoeman · 2016-05-15
Google Push Notification for dummies (GCM)
Google Push Notification for dummies (GCM)
@KMatle · 2016-05-04
Multiple Launcher Icons
For my latest wear app i needed two different launcher icons, each one starting one different activity of the same app. It''s really easy to accomplish, it only needs to edit the manifest file.
@tpakis · 2016-04-25
Android Compatibility Definition Guide in pdf
Android Compatibility Definition Guide in pdf
@moster67 · 2016-04-22
Noobs Guide to Using AppCompat
Noobs Guide to Using AppCompat
@konradwalsh · 2016-04-14
Wrapping a small and easy 3rd party library with java - Part II
Wrapping a small and easy 3rd party library with java - Part II
@DonManfred · 2016-03-28
MySQL: Load Excel Sheets (or other data) via .csv
MySQL: Load Excel Sheets (or other data) via .csv
@KMatle · 2016-03-20
MySQL: Backup/Recover Databases
MySQL: Backup/Recover Databases
@KMatle · 2016-03-20
HttpUtils2/PHP: GET vs POST methods
HttpUtils2/PHP: GET vs POST methods
@KMatle · 2016-03-11
Creating a simple C/C++ based B4A library with NLG
Creating a simple C/C++ based B4A library with NLG
@wonder · 2016-03-04
FloatLabeledEditText (ViewsEx)
FloatLabeledEditText (ViewsEx)
@Erel · 2016-02-28
Google SignIn Using WebView
I was in need of google sign in using PlayServices but cant find any wrapper for that in b4a,Then i found this solution. Purpose of the Sign in app is to fetch details about the google account holder who is using the app.
@jazzzzzzz · 2016-02-24
UltimateListView Image Grid Example
UltimateListView Image Grid Example
@asales · 2016-02-22
CloudKVS
CloudKVS solves a difficult and common problem. The user needs to work with online data, however as this is a mobile app we cannot assume that the device will always be connected to the remote server.
@Erel · 2016-02-15
Using ADB over WIFI : B4A Bridge alternative [Root]
Using ADB over WIFI : B4A Bridge alternative [Root]
@somed3v3loper · 2016-02-11
JumpingSmiley
GameView example
@Erel · 2016-02-09
CallSubDelayed - Avoid Black Screen
CallSubDelayed - Avoid Black Screen
@Harris · 2016-01-24
XBee (ZigBee) Communication between Android and Raspberry Pi [IoT]
XBee (ZigBee) Communication between Android and Raspberry Pi [IoT]
@Erel · 2016-01-20
SmartHost - Lesson 3 - Sliders
SmartHost - Lesson 3 - Sliders. Sliders are a very useful and common control but are not part of the core B4A product. In this lesson we are going to build a slider control like the one shown in the screenshot.
@Gary Milne · 2016-01-18
SmartHost - Lesson 2 - Toggle Buttons and Check Boxes
SmartHost - Lesson 2 - Toggle Buttons and Check Boxes. Toggle Buttons and Check Boxes are standard fare for any program but to make them look good you need StateListDrawables and bunches of Image files. With SmartHost you can use font characters or Emoji to achieve the same thing.
@Gary Milne · 2016-01-16
SmartHost - Lesson 1 - Buttons
SmartHost - Lesson 1 - Buttons. SmartHost allows you to use Icons from fonts in any size shape and color that you want. Because they are vector based they scale to any size without loss of quality. Unicode has thousands of these Icons and Emoji''s defined and most of them are built into Android. Additionally SmartHost makes it easy to add Text, Animations, Gradients, Rotations, Touch Effects etc to buttons to make them much more visually interesting.
@Gary Milne · 2016-01-15