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... or B4Y?
"BasicForYou, creates native code application for any operating system, current and future"
It should not be very difficult to achieve
First B4i app in Apple App Store:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/b4i-coordinates-calculator/id915366768?mt=8
This app was 100% written with B4i. This is an important milestone for B4i.
The app itself is quite simple. It uses the Geodesic class to convert between Lat/Lon coordinates to UTM coordinates (in several possible datums).
I will post the code when B4i will be released.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/b4i-coordinates-calculator/id915366768?mt=8
This app was 100% written with B4i. This is an important milestone for B4i.
The app itself is quite simple. It uses the Geodesic class to convert between Lat/Lon coordinates to UTM coordinates (in several possible datums).
I will post the code when B4i will be released.
First B4i app in Apple App Store:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/b4i-coordinates-calculator/id915366768?mt=8
This app was 100% written with B4i. This is an important milestone for B4i.
The app itself is quite simple. It uses the Geodesic class to convert between Lat/Lon coordinates to UTM coordinates (in several possible datums).
I will post the code when B4i will be released.
Is it also the first app published by that guy?
That Erel Uziel?
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b4a bridge xD
No. B4A libraries are written in Java and make calls to Android SDK. B4i libraries are written in Objective C and are based on iOS SDK.
B4J libraries are written in Java and are based on the Java SDK. In many cases you can use the same library in B4A and B4J. However you can never use a Java library with B4i.
It doesn't mean that B4i libraries APIs are different. Wherever possible the APIs will be the same. So you will be able reuse as much as possible code between projects targeting different platforms.
I cannot find this app in App Store. I use iPad 4 with iOS7 and tried "b4i", "coordinates calculator", "coordinates", "erel"... P.S.: I am from Brazil.
Thanks for the quick reply Erel. Is there be a solution for 3rd party maps in iOS? Simply put, can I use OpenStreetMap in iOS apps?
First B4i app in Apple App Store:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/b4i-coordinates-calculator/id915366768?mt=8
This app was 100% written with B4i. This is an important milestone for B4i.
The app itself is quite simple. It uses the Geodesic class to convert between Lat/Lon coordinates to UTM coordinates (in several possible datums).
I will post the code when B4i will be released.
Yes, it feels the very good news of the announcement of B4i in the very very near future...
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Is there an iOS equivalent of the android "Webview" control that can be used to host a googlemaps webpage?
Would b4i also accept libraries written in Swift?
I hope we can use local macs. I have a macbook pro, and picking up the newest macmini in 2 weeks. I'm in Alaska, so internet outages are VERY frequent and last a long time. Requiring some sort of remotely hosted mac is a big negative here.
