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B4J is a 100% free development tool, similar to Basic4android that generates cross platform, desktop, server and web applications.
B4J follows the same concepts of Basic4android, providing a simple and powerful development tool.

Q: Is B4J completely free, including for commercial purposes?<br>
A: Yes.

Q: What are the requirements for UI apps developers with B4J?<br>
A: B4J UI apps depend on Java FX. Java FX is part of Java JRE 7 (build 6+). B4J UI apps will run on Windows, Mac, Linux and ARM Linux (Raspberry Pi for example) computers.

Q: Which file should be distributed?<br>
A: When you compile your project in Release mode, the complete app is packaged in a single jar file under the Objects folder. You should distribute this jar file.

Q: Can I reuse Basic4android code with B4J?<br>
A: Most of the non-UI code can be reused.

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Listed below are all of the tasks on Rosetta Code which have been solved using B4J.

B4J is a 100% free development tool, similar to Basic4android that generates cross platform, desktop, server and web applications. B4J follows the same concepts of Basic4android, providing a simple and powerful development tool.

Q: Is B4J completely free, including for commercial purposes?
A: Yes.

Q: What are the requirements for UI apps developers with B4J?
A: B4J UI apps depend on Java FX. Java FX is part of Java JRE 7 (build 6+). B4J UI apps will run on Windows, Mac, Linux and ARM Linux (Raspberry Pi for example) computers.

Q: Which file should be distributed?
A: When you compile your project in Release mode, the complete app is packaged in a single jar file under the Objects folder. You should distribute this jar file.

Q: Can I reuse Basic4android code with B4J?
A: Most of the non-UI code can be reused.

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