In this thread, I am publishing a series of 3 videos to show you how you can wrap Kotlin code and libraries to be used within your B4A-projects.
In order to really appreciate the content, you should already have some knowledge of wrapping code/libraries for the B4X-platform. I am not actually showing how to write your wrapper code, since you are probably already familiar with this, but rather the steps that need to be taken.
Disclaimer: I am by no means an expert and there may be better ways of wrapping Kotlin for B4A (and B4J) but the approach I have used seems to work fine so I thought I would share it.
I realized that the videos are not that sharp but if you watch them in HD resolution, they should be OK. Anyway, these videos are not dealing so much about coding but more about the procedure involved.
You can find the tutorials/videos here:
When I find some time, I will try to write a shorter written tutorial which I will post in this thread.
I hope you will enjoy the videos and they may be useful for you.
In order to really appreciate the content, you should already have some knowledge of wrapping code/libraries for the B4X-platform. I am not actually showing how to write your wrapper code, since you are probably already familiar with this, but rather the steps that need to be taken.
Disclaimer: I am by no means an expert and there may be better ways of wrapping Kotlin for B4A (and B4J) but the approach I have used seems to work fine so I thought I would share it.
I realized that the videos are not that sharp but if you watch them in HD resolution, they should be OK. Anyway, these videos are not dealing so much about coding but more about the procedure involved.
You can find the tutorials/videos here:
- Part 1: Wrapping Kotlin for B4A (and B4J) - Introduction
- Part 2: Wrapping Kotlin for B4A (and B4J) - Wrapping Kotlin code/classes
- Part 3: Wrapping Kotlin for B4A (and B4J) - Wrapping a Kotlin Library downloaded from Github
When I find some time, I will try to write a shorter written tutorial which I will post in this thread.
I hope you will enjoy the videos and they may be useful for you.
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