Is it possible to embed SWF animation in PhoneGap application?
Flash doesn't run on iOS devices, so the answer is no. Technically you could use Flex Mobile, but, that's not what you are asking here.
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Can we develop the app for Apple TV using the HTML5 inside the web view component (WKWebView) or is there any other way to run HTML5 apps or we need to use Swift and build the native app?
Thanks a lot
Petr
Have a look at this project:
https://github.com/Moballo-LLC/tvOS-Browser
It's an objective-c project and uses UIWebView but it's working on Apple TV and you can run HTML5.
How to embed iOS mobile emulator in normal html5 page to preview the website. Please suggest mobile emulator which we can embed in HTML5, no need of desktop emulator or browser extensions.
Your help is highly appreciated.
I don't think this is possible. Why don't you make a video of your app and embed it in your website, if you what to show users any functionality.
Does anyone have experience with printing from iOs/Adobe Air3 app? Is it possible without need to write native extension?
This is not currently possible without a Native Extension, though one could be easily written for it.
Link to Adobe Live Docs
It says: Mobile Browser Support: This class is not supported in mobile browsers
I'm currently working on ipad IOS Safari. Thinking of adding some plugins to the application. but found some article saying that IOS Safari doesn't support plugins. Any expert know how true is the statement? Thanks
Safari, like all iOS apps, does not support plug-ins or any other form of customization. Your only option is to create an app with a UIWebView. Quite a few browser apps can be found in the App Store.
iOS 9 update: Safari still does not support plug-ins; however, it is now possible to build an app that blocks specific content via a JSON file. Content blocking rules only affect the Safari app and the new SFSafariViewController (UIWebView and WKWebView instances are unaffected).
The fact that you need to jailbreak it to use them actually proves that Apple is not supporting the use of plugins.
As of iOS 9, browser plugins are supported (as content blockers).
It DOES support plug-ins, you have to be Jailbroken to add any though. Install iFile from cydia then in iFile go to /System/Library/Internet Plug-Ins
The QuickTime Plugin is in there already, which proves that plugins are supported
And you can customize apps if your jailbroken
I'm looking to make a single-page web app that works exclusively on the iPad, like Gmail on the iPad and the iPad User Guide. An app like this must be made using a framework that allow web pages to behave in ways much more akin to iPad's native applications (momentum scrolling, split-view panes, UIKit-style interface), but done completely in HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript (with WebKit and Safari extensions like iOS-specific multi-touch and gesture events).
The only public framework I've found that targets the iPad in this matter is Sencha Touch. Naturally, Google and Apple aren't sharing the libraries they've written (ie. PastryKit, AdLib, etc). Are there any others (the open-source only license for Sencha Touch is prohibitive, and jQTouch is only for small-screen devices like the iPhone 4, and not the iPad)? How would I go about writing momentum scrolling and split-view panes like this? Any good resources/tutorials/books/links on these advanced topics?
For a lot of reasons, people want to write web apps for the iPad that can compete with native.
I don't think you'd have to do it yourself. The sencha touch commercial license is free, so you won't have to open up your own code. On the iPad it looks really good.
You can also use PhoneGap to put a native wrapper around it so most users won't notice it's a web app.
Jquery mobile is also an option but it doesn't look as good as sencha, IMHO
Sencha Touch license
PhoneGap
Also checkout App Titanium... You develop in Javascript, but it renders your app as native code...
Take a look at SproutCore and:
http://blog.sproutcore.com/post/531215199/introducing-sproutcore-touch
http://touch.sproutcore.com/hedwig/
http://www.npr.org/webapp