Is is possible for a native iOS app to have AppleID signup implemented as a webview? Or will it result in rejection during the review process?
If it is possible, have you come across such apps that are there in the AppStore?
I found the information about AppleJS and WKWebView solution here (https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/119198) but it seems it's only related to the web, while my question relates exclusively to native mobile solution.
Thanks in advance for any tips
It's not recommended for native iOS app to have AppleID signup implemented as a webview. Apple may Reject your app.
Use Authentication Services for Apple Platforms. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/authenticationservices
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I want to integrate the Brightcove https://www.brightcove.com/en/ in my iOS app for implementing Video Live Streaming & broad casting.
And also getting data form Brightcove cloud and its API's.
I know it is possible in Android.
If it is possible in iOS then if there is any issues / challenges while uploading the app to the Appstore.
OR
is there any other alternative / best way for doing this please suggest me.
Thanks in Advance.
You can integrate the iOS SDK provided by the brighcove.
Appstore will not reject the App until and unless it violates the App store guidelines link.
I used to be a Web Developer and I'm not experienced at developing iOS Apps.
I've just found out that I can make the whole App a Mobile Website. So my question is if Apple accept these kind of Apps, where the whole content is a normal mobile friendly Website. As Apple can't control the content displayed in such an App.
There are three ways you can leverage your expertise as a web developer to develop iOS apps:
Use SFWebView or WKWebView and use it to present HTML (either stored or retrieved remotely) to the user. In this case your app would have to go through AppStore review. There's plenty of apps like these, so I would assume it would not be a huge issue.
Use a framework like React Native that compiles Javascript dialects into native UIKit. Again, the app would be up for review in the AppStore. It would feel more iOS-like to the users.
Develop a bona-fide web app that looks great on any phone and you skip the AppStore part.
I'm working as a web developer too and we did a few iOS apps for our clients. Basically 90% or more where pure web view and so far we didn't had problems getting through with them.
Does anyone know if Facebook strips the link that you input when setting up a Mobile App Install ad? Our Mobile App is not integrated with Facebook's SDK so I was hoping to track downloads from our paid ads through the iTunes Connect platform.
Yes, they strip it! You should try with a service between your app and Facebook like GearAds which is useful for your problem
I've been developing an app using Titanium Appcelerator, until now I've been previewing it using the iOS Simulator and my iPhone.
Now, I want to send my app to the client so they can use it on their iPhone. How can I do this?
Bear in mind this is my first iOS app and so I am not fully au-fait with the terminology or process in making an app go live.
There is no Apple provided mechanism for achieving this, however apps like TestFlight provide a good mechanism for this. You have to register your clients device in order to allow them to install your app. Yes, this should work for Titanium.
You can find out how TestFlight works here:
How does TestFlight do it?