Thank you.
It is precisely these examples that I found very complex to begin with.
I must be very, very dummie ?
Well than
, no offence - Yes You Are,
understandably...
No fear, so was I !!!
Take your time. You got nothing but time - unless you you wish to "waste" it on some other framework that will require a deeper learning curve with much less power to create robust web apps.
You have a basic background of programming with B4X (J), so you can grasp this. The only reason I spent time with
B4J was to understand
ABM.
It is going to take some slow, methodical work on your part to get ABM, but you shall get it. Forget about HTML, CSS, AJAX, Websockets and PHP in your process of learning this! It is all created for you!
Each page you create (and in examples) share common methods that must be in each page - forget about them. You shall see how these are important but dont really need to be understood (I certainly dont). When I create a new (web) page, I simply copy a previous page (delete unwanted methods) and create new content.
Actually, creating ABM web apps is very simple - since it is mostly a matter of copy and paste. Every new app I created was a copy of a previous project (and pages).
With all I have learned in B4X, ABM framework is one of the simplest to use and most enjoyable.