Re: About the gambas web apps

[gaucho <64xcode@xxxxxxxxx>]

On Mon, 2025-03-31 at 08:59 -0400, Linus wrote:
> Hello Gaucho,
> 
> I’m a little surprised by the fact you were not able to use the
> WebTreeview object.
> 
> You can download the ‘WebDemoBootstrap’ that I posted in the past in
> the Gambas Farm. You will find a usage of this object and it works
> fine.
> 
> Regarding the WebTable object, you can take a look at the Program
> ‘gbGestionImmobilier’ that I uploaded recently into the Gambas Farm,
> where there is 4 or 5 WebTable used.
> Take a look a the core how to use it.
> 
> Just to precise an important point, even using gb.web.gui component
> looks like to build a Desktop application, I mean almost not HTML
> code to write for your application but Gambas code, it stay a Web
> Application that need to deal with a Web Browser in the end, with all
> the complexity of it, so the coder need to change a little his way to
> mind.
> 
> So, I think Benoit did an amazing job by providing us the component
> ‘gb.web.gui’ and for now it’s in development, don’t expect have for
> now all the equivalent with the Desktop Components.
> 
> On other point, if you think there is a bug somewhere in the
> component, please open a bugtracker to inform the Gambas community to
> be fixed, like all others bugs.  
> 
> Olivier

Hehe, don't be surprised, I haven't done any serious program with
gb.we.gui yet so I'm probably doing some things wrong.
I'm using your real estate management program as a guide but sometimes
I get a bit lost because it's quite complex but that doesn't mean I
won't learn with this program, thanks for sharing it.
WebDemoBootstrap I saw it some time ago and I was guided by this one to
learn, I will look at it again.
I agree with you, Ben has done a great job and thanks that he made this
component is that I can (try) to make a web program, without this
component I probably would not do it.
I don't know if the component or any control has a bug yet, since I'm
taking my first steps with gb.we.gui and as I said before, if something
doesn't work it's very likely that I'm doing something wrong.

Best regards.
Martin, Gaucho ;-)