I have a blog with rss data feed. I have made it work on jqerymobile. I wonder how can i make it a native android and ios app now.
Any help appreciated
Kristtee
It is easy with Cordova. Have a look at Phonegap/Cordova -> Apache Cordova
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I am trying to build a simple application using react native.
I want to be able to share a link from IPhone Safari and open the link in my react-native applcation.
So far I tried these extension samples and it didn't work for ios (works with android though):
https://github.com/react-native-community/react-native-share
https://github.com/meedan/react-native-share-menu
Any help will be appreciated
I have been doing research to figure out the best way to create a mobile optimized website using Rails variants. I see that Framework 7 does this nicely, but I can't figure out if I can also do this with Ionic Framework? Can I use ionic components to create a mobile website that runs in a plain browser like Safari?
As Ionic works with AngularJS and according that the development process uses a simple http server on the folder /www, you can easily develop a mobile website with Ionic.
You will not have to use Cordova/Ionic plugins. But you'll can use HTML5 API to get geolocation or webcam access, etc.
But it is not because you can that you have to. Give it a try and tell us if you think it was a good idea.
I have one Hybrid app(build on Phonegap) and one iOS App. The requirement is to merge both app into single app. some functionality drive from native and some through hybrid, is it possible?
Yes, it's possible. You can embed the phonegap webview in any native app, but as you already have the phonegap app created I recommend you to add the iOS app inside the phonegap app as if you do so, you don't have to manually add and configure phonegap in your native app.
You'll need a native tabbar controller or something like that to switch between the native view/viewcontroller and the phonegap view/viewcontroller
Here you can find the information about phonegap as a component (embeding phonegap webview, also called cleaver), but I couldn't make it work to add phonegap plugins since phonegap 3.0, that's why I recommended you to start from the phonegap app instead embedding the phonegap webview in your native app
Yes, you can add the cocoa native app as plugin in PhoneGap and then configure it with config file.
I am having trouble figuring out why addEventListener is not supported on phonegap 2.7 for BB10 app. Without this event, I am unable to use the loadstart and loadstop events to complete twitter/facebook oauth. I can see that the event handler is attached by inspecting the childbrowser window, but it never fires.
Has anyone else run into this? Is there any alternative?
After really digging into BlackBerry Webworks there are many many similarities with Phonegap and, in fact, much of what Phonegap provides is already built into Webworks in the form of Javascript APIs that run native calls underneath.
BlackBerry Webworks natively opens external links using the window.open in a childBrowser window.
Thus, the solution was to remove Phonegap from the equation until Phonegap (potentially in the future) implements addEventListener support fo their childBrowser plugin.
After removing Phonegap, I was successfully able to use the scripts here https://github.com/blackberry/BB10-WebWorks-Samples/tree/master/Twitter-OAuth-1 and here https://github.com/blackberry/BB10-WebWorks-Samples/tree/master/FaceBook-OAuth-2 for Twitter and Facebook OAuth successfully.
I've developed an iOS application using the Appcelerator's Titanium framework, I want to integrate the janrain login widget to my iOS application. Is anyone tried this? If so can you please help me to do this.
Thanks,
Siva...
This link shows how to use janrain in ios and android in titanium.
https://github.com/euforic/Janrain-Titanium-Appcelerator
I hope this will helps you.