4d-dependency

4D NetKit is a 4D component that allows you to interact with third-party web services and their APIs.

4DPop Git makes it simple to manage your project as a Git repository.

4DPop, the main component of the 4DPop familly, manage the tool bar integrated into the 4D development environment.

Collection of 4D classes dedicated to user interface management, designed to structure the UI and make code more readable, maintainable, and reusable.

4DPop Macros adds macros available to the method editor. Using macro-commands saves a lot of time during method entry.

The 4D-Macros component provides convenient macros that enhance code editing in 4D’s code editor.

A fork of DevQuickOpen to quickly opening forms, methods, classes, documentation… in project mode

All-in-one compiled 4Dpop components

The 4D SVG component includes many commands that can be used to create and manipulate common graphic objects.

Create and publish your own personalized sets of constants in a dedicated editor. Use them immediately in your 4D methods.

4D classes dedicated to SVG generation and UI rendering, providing a concise, SVG-like API to build and manipulate graphics with cleaner, more readable, maintainable, and reusable code.

Quickly get to the 4D command documentation, and drag-and-drop commands (and their parameters!) into the method editor.

The new version of 4DPop XLIFF

Local inference engine

tool to split text into semantic chunks

Manage open 4D design/application windows from a hierarchical menu, with Workspace save/restore/update/autosave for fast context switching.

A code snippet manager that lets you save code fragments and reuse them whenever you need them with a simple keyboard shortcut, via drag-and-drop, or by copying and pasting.

4D classes dedicated to regular expression handling, providing a fluent API for matching, extraction, and substitution with cleaner, more readable, and maintainable code.

The Infinite, Tamed – Where deepness meets simplicity in one elegant loop. Branches fold, patterns emerge. Forget recursivity.