4D for Mobile Tutorial – Using Formatters
A data formatter allows you to map a data type from your database to a specific display on the mobile side. For example, you can define a date, percen...
A data formatter allows you to map a data type from your database to a specific display on the mobile side. For example, you can define a date, percen...
To facilitate the use of an application, the data presented to the user is usually sorted alphabetically, chronologically, or a combination of several...
For a mobile application, data is usually filtered to preserve storage space and provide direct and quick access to essential data. With 4D, you have...
The 4D mobile application generator allows you to create mobile applications for Android and iOS. In the documentation, you have several tutorials to ...
4D for Android and 4D for iOS allow you to configure, design, build, and deploy native Android and/or iOS apps based on a 4D database. Once generated ...
In a data list, the results are usually sorted on a relevant field to help the user find the desired data quickly and easily. Another trick to make th...
It's been a long time since you could provide your customers with merged applications in SDI mode. We know that testing an SDI application can be cha...
With every release, the list of 4D for iOS and 4D for Android features is growing bigger. And this feature release is no exception. Without further ad...
With the introduction of the project mode, it's pretty easy to manipulate the components of your projects. In the last few feature releases, we have ...
The structure editor is a crucial element of your project. First of all, it allows you to create your structure. But above all, it will enable you to ...
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