Android Question Libraries Download Locations

[Charles Bib]

I've been trying to troubleshoot a httpJob issue and wanted to download different versions of the okhttpUtils library. However it is almost impossible to find these download links as far as I can figure out. I know there is a libraries section in the forum (obviously), but there doesn't seem to be a way to independently search for library updates versus generically searching for all posts that mention the library by name. Is this accurate, or am I missing something? This is hugely frustrating, and is probably discouraging new users.

I don't think we need a CVS system, but maybe 1 subtopic per library where the library maintainer pins a link to the code each time a new version is released? Thus if a library has 12 iterations, there would be a FORUM -> Android -> Libraries -> MytestLibrary -> Post1, Post2, Post3... Post12. No discussions, just a single post from the library owner with the link for the release.

Just an idea. If we are already doing this, my apologies.

 

[Jorge M A]

You can subscribe to this topics:

Updates to internal libraries

Updates to internal B4A libraries will be posted here. Make sure to check the library version before updating. These libraries should be copied to the internal libraries folder (Program Files\Anywhere Software\Basic4android\Libraries).

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Subscribe to library updates

Library / classes / tools developers: please write a short post in this thread every time you make an update (also remember to update the wiki when posting new stuff). Users can subscribe to this thread to be notified when there are updates.

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As well you can see this: (you need to copy/paste the link to your browser url, because when using the link directly the forum is including the Sheet into the Post.)

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Tu4yPNJQj8uqXi1oXqtc0bdbMMst6tsoAPQ1W48rraA/edit#gid=2016827259

 

[walt61]

The Google Sheet to which @Jorge M A refers can also be found here: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...dule-inventory-last-updated-2020-05-18.56175/ (the Excel version is there as well, if you'd want to download it).

 

[Charles Bib]

Thanks guys. Was not aware of the spreadsheet.