Learn XOJO with Real Code Examples

Download Xojo IDE from official website

Install on Windows, macOS, or Linux

Activate license or use free trial version

Set up project directories

Create first project and run sample code

Install Xojo IDE

Set up project directories

Configure database connections

Test sample projects

Deploy to target platform

.xojo_project

Source code modules

Database schema files

Assets (images, icons)

Build and deployment scripts

Open Xojo IDE

Build desktop app

Run web app locally

Compile iOS app

Debug project

Supports Unicode

Text displayed in multiple languages

Date and number formatting customizable

External localization via resource files

GUI components support multi-language labels

Accessible via Xojo IDE on Windows, macOS, Linux

Support for keyboard and accessibility properties

GUI components follow OS conventions

Documentation and community resources available

Cross-platform behavior tested in IDE

Drag-and-drop GUI design

Custom properties for controls

Styles and formatting applied in IDE

Dynamic layout with code

Integration with native OS themes

Variables and objects track program state

Event handlers modify state in response to user actions

Forms/windows maintain UI state

Database connections store persistent data

References and collections manage internal state

Built-in types: Integer, String, Boolean, etc.

Collections: Arrays, Dictionaries

Database connections for persistent storage

Objects encapsulate data and methods

Data validated via IDE and runtime checks