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Welcome to the New Awesome Kitchen Sink for BVAD3. BVAD3 helps one to create WebApps/Webistes using Material Design based on BANano+Vuetify+B4X.
All the components are custom view based and have events just like normal B4x programming. We have broken down each component to have its own individuality so that its easy for you to code websites/websites, with the existing knowledge and skillset you have in create B4X apps.
Drag and Drop a custom view to your abstract designer, generate members, load the layout, bind the components to the page, run your app and you are good to go.
Please note the following:
1. You need a webserver to create BANano Apps, I am using laragon for development (very easy to setup)
2. At the moment, this has not been tested with jetty i.e. BANanoServer (watch this space)
Running the Awesome Kitchen Sink
You can download an already running version here, copy and open the files from your web-server.
Compiling the Kitchen Sink WebApp yourself.
1. You will need these external libraries. Download and copy them to your External B4J Libraries folder.
2. Download the Awesome Kitchen Sink Source code and compile and run yourself. Remember to update the config.properties file to point to your ServerIP
There are a few components to finalize. In the mean time would appreciate your comments from your test-drive. Join us here, https://t.me/bananovuematerial to send your feedback.
Thanks
Welcome to the New Awesome Kitchen Sink for BVAD3. BVAD3 helps one to create WebApps/Webistes using Material Design based on BANano+Vuetify+B4X.
Anyone who wants to, can now create WebApps/Websites with the full power of the Abstract Designer.
All the components are custom view based and have events just like normal B4x programming. We have broken down each component to have its own individuality so that its easy for you to code websites/websites, with the existing knowledge and skillset you have in create B4X apps.
Drag and Drop a custom view to your abstract designer, generate members, load the layout, bind the components to the page, run your app and you are good to go.
Please note the following:
1. You need a webserver to create BANano Apps, I am using laragon for development (very easy to setup)
2. At the moment, this has not been tested with jetty i.e. BANanoServer (watch this space)
Running the Awesome Kitchen Sink
You can download an already running version here, copy and open the files from your web-server.
Compiling the Kitchen Sink WebApp yourself.
1. You will need these external libraries. Download and copy them to your External B4J Libraries folder.
2. Download the Awesome Kitchen Sink Source code and compile and run yourself. Remember to update the config.properties file to point to your ServerIP
There are a few components to finalize. In the mean time would appreciate your comments from your test-drive. Join us here, https://t.me/bananovuematerial to send your feedback.
Thanks
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