Hello Erel
New user here but have a question. Do you have any plans to incorporate javafxports into the mix at all. seems to me that if you moved to using such that we could have one IDE that basically allows B4J to cover all platforms. javafxports targets ios and android and using something like robovm allows java to run across the iOS mobile platforms. This would allow sharing UI code across all platforms and would allow for a seamless experience in one IDE. Then you would only need to maintain one IDE instead of three. Also I noticed that the IDE is using .net (I code in .net as well and can spot an app a mile away) have you ever considered using monodevelop slimmed down to it's core to allow a custom IDE that runs on mono therefore allowing B4J IDE to be cross platform? If you removed all of the .net addons and rebuilt your .net code to be addons then it would work on both .net full and mono. obviously the new crossplatform .net has no gui interface officially supported nor provided so that is not an option yet. Just curious and thought I would ask.
Not saying I'm making any sense here either LOL just thinking outloud
New user here but have a question. Do you have any plans to incorporate javafxports into the mix at all. seems to me that if you moved to using such that we could have one IDE that basically allows B4J to cover all platforms. javafxports targets ios and android and using something like robovm allows java to run across the iOS mobile platforms. This would allow sharing UI code across all platforms and would allow for a seamless experience in one IDE. Then you would only need to maintain one IDE instead of three. Also I noticed that the IDE is using .net (I code in .net as well and can spot an app a mile away) have you ever considered using monodevelop slimmed down to it's core to allow a custom IDE that runs on mono therefore allowing B4J IDE to be cross platform? If you removed all of the .net addons and rebuilt your .net code to be addons then it would work on both .net full and mono. obviously the new crossplatform .net has no gui interface officially supported nor provided so that is not an option yet. Just curious and thought I would ask.
Not saying I'm making any sense here either LOL just thinking outloud
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