HTML5 BUILDER FORUM CODE
But since this is PHP, the code is quite a bit different from Delphi, of course. Choose from the tool palette, drag and drop, resize, etc. Placing controls on the page is very similar to using Delphi or C++ in design mode. Instead, this is more of my impression or review of the product and, perhaps, some filling in the gaps where I think the documentation may not be clear or complete. In fact, there's no need to repeat it here. The documentation for HTML5 Builder is an order of magnitude better than it's predecessor (RadPHP). So I'll start with the ubiquitous Hello World.
Get your feet wet in the new environment before cranking up the complexity of an intricate set of logic and controls. It's always best to start with the simplest of projects when learning a new system. So it's mostly familiar and nicely organized. And Debug is setup with debugging panels for watching variables, tracing code execution and so forth. History will show changes in the code over time. The Code and Design links switch between the code editor and the visual component screen, just like Delpi (and F12 is the familiar hot key for that). Home takes me back to the screen I saw when HTML5 Builder first started, or what you might think of as the Welcome screen in Delphi. The current context link is a different color than the others. The context can easily be changed by clicking on one of the following links, displayed to the right of the toolbar icons: "Home | Code | Design | History | Debug". It's interesting to watch things change between contexts, toolbar buttons are visibly removed and added and panels change size and content. Once all the libraries are loaded, the context changes and I'm in design mode. If I close that project and create a different PHP server application, that stuff does not need to be reloaded until I restart HTML5 Builder. When I double-click on the Server Web Application icon, the PHP engine, the RPCL, and various other things needed to aid in the development of server web apps written in PHP is loaded. (Interesting how the only carry-over from RadPHP is now in last place.) As you single-click on each application type, the bottom half of the panel gives a description the two server types also provide links to more information and to Embarcadero's tutorials. Selecting New gives me four options, displayed in the right-hand pane instead of a pop-up modal dialog: 1) Client Mobile, 2) Client Web, 3) Server Mobile, and 4) Server Web.
The default theme is black with white text (no other themes are available yet), there is no menu bar, the toolbar icons change with the context as do the panels. Starting up the HTML5 Builder IDE is different from other IDEs in RAD Studio. In any case, I'm hoping HTML5 Builder will make the process a little smoother. I had some issues, but don't remember whether it was getting all the right libraries in the right place or whether it worked from some locations or browsers or what. They were simple PHP tutorials and they worked-somewhat. $(document).The first application I'll create will be similar to sample ones I had tried in RadPHP. Load the VvvebJs web page builder's JavaScript and CSS files in the document. Load the necessary jQuery library and Bootstrap 4 framework in the document. jQuery & jQuery UI Plugin For Bootstrap Grid Editor - Grid Editorġ.jQuery Based Content Editor and Layout Builder - KEditor.VvvebJs is a jQuery and Bootstrap based online web page builder/creator where the users are allowed to add/remove Bootstrap 4 components via drag and drop.
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