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There is nothing special with the B4XPages project template. Anyone can create templates: Projects Templates You can easily extend the template as you like and share it :)
link: Hi Carlos, I understand your frustration as someone who is familiar with writing B4A from the start, we are used to the default standard, using Activi
link: This is also solvable. You can create a b4xlib or jar with the custom class templates. Unzip B4XPages.b4xlib and check manifest.txt + b4xpage.b4x_excl
link: But if you create a new B4XPage (class) it doesn't contain the skeletons of all the events available for the page. You could create your own template

My templates also includes my standard build configurations. Maybe Erel could add an options for a template folder like the 'additional libraries' folder and the 'shares modules' folder. All you would have to do is place your templates (projects) into that folder and the project appear in B4A as a
link: In my opinion, the idea of the templates is not to give us developers a free ride or a full app but a good starting point in a specific area of progra
link: I think that the idea of templates is great. I have been an active user for a long time but still if I want to write an app using a DB, I would still
link: Well, from my experience, templates might seem to be interesting, but they never fit the requirements of the users, even for beginners. I have never u

You can do it yourself, B4XPages is a Opensource Template, provided by EREL, and you can customise it to your own needs. https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-projects-templates.119901/ That way, whenever you create a new B4XPages project, based on your template, those comments will be ther
link: ? 148503 "Complete" project, although custom class templates can also be created (and I did this too).

It is easy to make your own template. I have my own and use it. Look HERE.
link: The best thing is to create a custom project template. https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-projects-templates.119901/
link: Just some comment lines in my project template (B4XMainPage), thanks to @klaus too: 'Open another IDE. 'B4A ide://run?file=%WINDIR%\System32\cmd.exe&
link: I added to by template too. https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-project-template-b4xpages-for-github-upload.162990/#post-1004719

This isn't really a "Wish", it's just a small suggestion. Mainly (but not only) for beginners, I would add (at least) two things to the B4XPage project template: ' #BridgeLogger: True ' <--- Commented. Public Sub Initialize ' B4XPages.GetManager.LogEvents = True ' <--- Commented. End Sub Af
link: The updated template will be included in the next version.

Yes, so you can say that templates are useless because they are "empty", "logic-less" 1 - you could have the need of a read-only property 2 - once created - as "template", you can add code, if needed.

This is a good idea but it got me thinking on something a bit more powerful that will not open another IDE if an existing one, with the right project, is already opened.
link: Yes, great idea, just as changes made to a module opened in two IDEs (different platforms) are updated in both and as clicking on a layout file inform
link: Include these 4 lines in the default B4XPages template as they are extremely helpful and beneficial to many developers: 'Ctrl + click to export as zip

This is an opportunity for third party developers to offer templates. The developer tool manufacturer should always provide a solid core, but also leave opportunities for third parties to develop libraries and tools in support of the ecosystem. Douglas Farias' WhatsApp Layout is a great example o
link: Clould be great begin a project with a selection from one templeate. Today every dessigner have a template selection for every screen you wish create.
link: Well, in my opinion it would be nice and very useful if B4A would offer some templates/wizards out of the box just as Android Studio does when startin

2. Template projects * When a new project is started, give a choice between different template projects. The template would provide the basic empty skeleton of that kind of project, with some helpful comments. This would really lower the threshold for newbies, or just people trying a new kind of p
link: Addition: If the template functionality was implemented as a template directory, where each subdir was a project dir containing a template project, wh

You can create any Template you need/want by yourself https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-projects-templates.119901/
link: I think it would be nice if there were more project templates we can use, or an option to select some common/popular "features" that an app uses to im

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