I'm trying to create an application using Xamarin.iOS to works as kiosk mode as done in the following link Github
Need your help on how to create a lock app in iOS with a given pin.
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I had an iOS application working fine,Now i am planning to add a watch
application of the same by adding a new target to the existing
application.
I added it and done with UI parts.Now i want to know how can i install
that watch kit application on to real device and share data between
iOS application and my watch app?
For 'check-in' purposes, my staffs have a mobile device (ios and android) that opens my web app through a browser. They then open a page and it allows them to scan a customer's qr code to check them in. I would like it to have as little user interaction as possible. All they staff needs to do is to keep the webapp open, and scan the qr code. The web app will then call an api on my server which check this customer in. So accessing the camera's view is best, i can then run a qr code scanner.
I've been able to do it for android (using getUserMedia) but it doesnt work for ios. (duhhh)
I'm currently using Vue.js(V1), and would like to keep it as it is.
Hybrid Apps: I've looked at OnsenUI(which seems to only work with vue2), Ionic(which doesnt allow me to build/run ios platform as i am using windows).
webapp is coded with vue.js(v1), running on a tomcat7 server, HTML, JS.
Are there any suggestions?
I've found a way to use Phonegap to allow this.
Edit: Phonegap allows you to create a hybrid app that seems like a native app(ios or android). All i did was install phonegap and used one of their plugins (barcodescanner). This is the refrence i used.
But, from my understanding, You'll need to publish the app on the app store, which is a lot of hassle (and cost money).
I was following a tutorial video on YouTube on building applications that use a Bluetooth remote for the Google Cardboard. Unfortunately, the video was made specifically for virtual reality on the Android but I use an iPhone6. I created the same app in Unity and ran it on my phone but the remote does not seem to connect to the application. Do I have to do something special to make my remote compatible with my iOS application?
Additional information:
I have a SteelSeries Nimbus remote.
The link to the tutorial is as follows: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vrx57RVTjwI
I have to integrate a Worklight project into my existing IOS project (Objective-C)
I have googled but i have not found a clear "guide" on how to perform this integration.
Could you drive me in the right way of integrating this project? The idea is to have a button in my IOS project that open a WebView that loads the pages (HTML5 and javascript with AngularJS and Jquery) contained into the Worklight project.
Thank you so much
There is no guide for this approach, as I don't think it is sustainable.
In Worklight you currently have two approaches:
A native application to which you add the Worklight Native iOS SDK, allowing you to implement security features, invoke adapters and use various other features
A Hybrid application to which you can add native functionality (via Cordova or otherwise), and use the entire set of features provided by Worklight
It is important to note that a Hybrid application is a native application. It is a fully actual real native app. It is a native shell that calls a webview (provided by Cordova) into which the Worklight JS framework and the application web resources are loaded, and thus you see your web app. A Hybrid application allows you to mix & match web and native in one.
So what I am saying is that you can't take an existing iOS app and transplant it into another existing iOS app.
It sounds to me like what you are essentially trying to do, is what a Hybrid app is. A native app that displays web content...
So:
This is not an approach Worklight officially supports. By doing this, you are on your own
You could maybe take the guts of a Hybrid app's iOS environment (myapp\iphone\native) - its classes and resources and add them into your existing app and load the main class which theoretically, or at least the wanted effect, will load the Cordova webview. But I give this low chances of success...
I have created a Sencha Touch Application. I have successfully deployed the application to Android using Cordova. Now I have to deploy the application for ios platform. But the problem is that I am using Linux platform and right now I dont have a Mac. Also, the application which I am building is only for demo purpose which will be only used in our company. It will not be published on Apple Store. So is it possible to deploy sencha app to ios without using mac?. If yes, please suggest some link/tutorial or give some steps for deploying the app.
Any help is appreciated.
No you will need a Mac, since you need to iPhone SDK to deploy an app.
Even if you are just building a demo you will need a paid iPhone developers account to register you test devices.