Hello Erel,
When I first saw this video a few years ago I though it would be a good idea to have it somewhere prominent on this forum, that is still my view. Things have changed a lot since then, the IDE has changed and improved a lot and since this video was first created, for example there are more commands and methods, basically more of every.
I know that you're an very busy person and this is probably not even on your To-Do list, but I really do think that it would help new B4X users to get used to the new IDE with it's little quirks and features which are really handy to know about.
The amount of times that I've read question about the IDE that you have answered in this video is just unbelievable, for example Sub > Space > Tab and also CTRL & Space.
It would also be nice to have a HD quality video too. I know that you will probably say that everything that was mentioned in the video is in the PDF manuals, but that a hell of a lot to read through just to lean some of the key basics of the IDE.
I was showing a friends of mine the PDF manuals and two of your videos last night, that's when it suddenly hit me that the video needs updating even though the basics are still relevant today.
Old Video
Enjoy...
When I first saw this video a few years ago I though it would be a good idea to have it somewhere prominent on this forum, that is still my view. Things have changed a lot since then, the IDE has changed and improved a lot and since this video was first created, for example there are more commands and methods, basically more of every.
I know that you're an very busy person and this is probably not even on your To-Do list, but I really do think that it would help new B4X users to get used to the new IDE with it's little quirks and features which are really handy to know about.
The amount of times that I've read question about the IDE that you have answered in this video is just unbelievable, for example Sub > Space > Tab and also CTRL & Space.
It would also be nice to have a HD quality video too. I know that you will probably say that everything that was mentioned in the video is in the PDF manuals, but that a hell of a lot to read through just to lean some of the key basics of the IDE.
I was showing a friends of mine the PDF manuals and two of your videos last night, that's when it suddenly hit me that the video needs updating even though the basics are still relevant today.
Old Video
Enjoy...
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