I clicked on Download button and get an .exe button.
Smile Emile, it’s Sunday !
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So many people in this forum comenting about being a Windows IDE, and with some “hidden” cluess in the download page should not be a surprize…
“requires Windows 64 bit.”
“… to unzip the large package. Windows Explorer might…”
“Select “Windows x86” or “Windows x64” (for 64 bit machines) in the platforms list.”
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I run B4X apps with Parallels on my MBP. It works very nicely especially since B4X apps are so small. B4J.exe clocks in at only 837KB. I also run other Windows-only apps such as PascalABC.Net, Delphi, etc…
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I also do this sort of thing
I run MS Visual Studio in a VM (or the deprecated VS for macOS on my Mac)
Or one of many IntelliJ IDE’s since I got them ALL for less than a pro license of Xojo (12 IDE’s + other tools)
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JetBrains IDE’s are certainly top-of-the-line, well worth the price of admission IMHO - it’s even more interesting that the Swing GUI library is supposedly used for the development of their IDE’s. 
TBH it shows that its swing at least on my Mac
But they do so darned much I can forgive the obvious “not macNess” of them
Just needed to remap the kbd short cuts to ones I expect
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They use flatlaf look and feels. Simple to work with. Just use java swing and flatlaf libs. Runs on all desktop platforms. Since two decades in two drcades
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