Where to start? And is there a video that demonstrates how to easily create a simple PWA using BANano and its Designer?
BANanano does exactly that and there is no need to reinvent the wheel lol..
Where to start? And is there a video that demonstrates how to easily create a simple PWA using BANano and its Designer?P.S. And I didn't know that BANano had a Drag & Drop Designer.
You have many options to create the web application with the B4J.Hello,
I think it's very related to B4X because 50% of any B4J web app is HTML, CSS3, Javascript and jQuery.
Even the main engine for B4J web app "b4j_ws.js" is in jQuery
If you would like, you can send us a private message and we will help you right away
Thank you,
Saif
Fortunately it does. It comes bundled with the Skeleton library also. If you download the library it has code examples based on the abstract designer.
As an example, here I demonstrate hot code swapping. You access it when you debug and are able to drag and drop stuff on the abstract designer and see what you do live just like we do when developing with b4a etc.
The link has been fixed..Sorry will fix that link as soon as I get home,
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To make your app PWA, apparently all you have to do is write this code in App_StartWill it ultimately be a PWA? The video does not show in which folder all the necessary generated files end up.
BANano.TranspilerOptions.UseServiceWorker =TrueYou dont have to know any css, js and html as everything comes already done for you. Actually in all the WebApps I have showcased here, I did not write any CSS JS and HTML.A lot of stuff to study (but also to study html5, css, js, php... it is certainly not a small thing).
Yep, its all free, just like BANano which is free.Is all that free? So I guess you're crazy, right? ?
Yes, I meant: many things to study (BANano and "its" other libraries) but, on the other hand, if you did everything by yourself, without using BANano, you would still have to study anyway many things (html5, css, js, ...)You dont have to know any css, js and html as everything comes already done for you.
Oh yes! off course. To be a web engineer, you do have to know css, js and html, no two way about it. The frameworks, whether tailwind, angular, react, bootstrap, vuetify etc), you got to know hey if that's what you will use, and they keep on evolving, very fast too.Yes, I meant: many things to study (BANano and "its" other libraries) but, on the other hand, if you did everything by yourself, without using BANano, you would still have to study anyway many things (html5, css, js, ...)
JQuery is a JavaScript library (JavaScript is a widely used programming language in web development). This open source library simplifies the task of programming in JavaScript and allows you to add interactivity to a website without having knowledge of the language.Yes, I meant: many things to study (BANano and "its" other libraries) but, on the other hand, if you did everything by yourself, without using BANano, you would still have to study anyway many things (html5, css, js, ...)
To add on what @oparra is saying, Sadly now there have been moves towards "not having JQuery". The latest Bootstrap version 5, has completely removed JQuery in favour of pure javascript. I guess it has also been about security issues etc. For example, this article, titled, "You might not need JQuery", details how to perform the basic tasks using javascript instead of JQuery, http://youmightnotneedjquery.com/JQuery is a JavaScript library (JavaScript is a widely used programming language in web development). This open source library simplifies the task of programming in JavaScript and allows you to add interactivity to a website without having knowledge of the language.
Too many libraries / frameworks in this world!To add on what @oparra is saying, Sadly now there have been moves towards "not having JQuery". The latest Bootstrap version 5, has completely removed JQuery in favour of pure javascript. I guess it has also been about security issues etc. For example, this article, titled, "You might not need JQuery", details how to perform the basic tasks using javascript instead of JQuery, http://youmightnotneedjquery.com/
BANano for example uses Umbrella JS, a very thin version of JQuery like library to do what JQuery does. This is not to say that JQuery is not being used. Almost most legacy apps across the world are still using and will continue using JQuery.
JQuery, Umbrella JS, ...tailwind, angular, react, bootstrap, vuetify etc
guess it has also been about security issues
Too many libraries / frameworks in this world!
I know it... A LITTLE; but for me it's like knowing Java and Android OS: with B4A I can create an app in 2 minutes, with java only... 2 months for the same app!Javascript is the key for all those frameworks. a lot of frameworks are based on JS like Node.JS, react, jQuery and many many more so start with JS and everything else will start making sense. i can tell you that JS is very very powerful and simple.
I think its because of cross site scripting or something, check this out anyway, https://snyk.io/blog/84-percent-of-all-websites-impacted-by-jquery-xss-vulnerabilities/.how is jQuery less secure than using pure JS? jquery just simplifies the HTML DOM (Document Object Model) handling.
instead of manipulating HTML elements with long syntax jQuery makes it much shorter not more than that (as far as i know) so if jQuery is not secure then Javascript should be too.
100% correct.Javascript is the key for all those frameworks. a lot of frameworks are based on JS like Node.JS, react, jQuery and many many more so start with JS and everything else will start making sense. i can tell you that JS is very very powerful and simple.
I know it... A LITTLE; but for me it's like knowing Java and Android OS: with B4A I can create an app in 2 minutes, with java only... 2 months for the same app!
I think its because of cross site scripting or something, check this out anyway, https://snyk.io/blog/84-percent-of-all-websites-impacted-by-jquery-xss-vulnerabilities/.
True, I mean instead of writing document.getElementById, you just have $(#)?), cool right? The trend around though seems to be a movement away from the more simple JQuery approach, evident with Bootstrap5 and other frameworks. Meaning that most things that worked in BS4 are broken now and cannot be used with BS5.
I just read this article, https://javascript.plainenglish.io/jquery-will-die-soon-heres-why-976a6b8105e1 and whilst I tend to agree with what the chap is saying, perhaps due to my exposure to VueJS. I'ts engine is JavaScript, so there is nothing written in JQuery, even with the rest of the other frameworks like React, Ionic etc.
100% correct.
I followed a tutorial. I have installed node.js - npm. Used Visual Studio Code and... these very few things didn't work .I use js more for backend solutions. there is no doubt that b4x is very powerful for front- and backend. But after learning js and node.js u will find so many libs for it using npm and it will make it very simple to use.
but again i think b4j covers both in a much simpler way but knowing js will give u a lot of freedom also in b4j envirement.
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