Native code can be added using a plugin in Cordova/Phonegap.
But is it possible to build the app with the plugin via the Adobe Phonegap Build site?
You can. You must contribute the plugin to the community and then you can use it.
This should help Contributing Plugins
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I'm using React Native to build Mobile Application but I get a request to build on both windows and suggested use react-native-windows. I'm very confused because react-native-windows too low questions on StackOverflow and I know Electron is very popular for build desktop applications. How do I should use for build Desktop application?
Electron.js use chrome engine for rendering UI. and use actual html elements for UI.
React-native-windows use native windows UI. so it's more performant and more light than electron.js
Both of them are Javascript Frameworks.
react-native-windows is Microsoft's framework for building native Windows apps.
Electron is a framework for building cross-platform desktop apps (Chromium WebView + Node.js).
I am exploring different options for creating my first mobile app. I am from a web development background using Rails and Postgres.
I am unsure of how something like the Ionic framework works. I've looked around on the web but I weren't able to find answers to my specific question. Is my understanding correct that I will be able to create a full Rails/Postgres backend with various API's and then talk to the backend from my Hybrid mobile app (Ionic framework)?
Can anybody point me to a tutorial that might have worked for them please?
We've just released a tutorial on how to integrate a Rails backend with Ionic, based on our experience building many real world production apps.
You can find it here:
http://www.dovetaildigital.io/blog/2015/8/21/rails-and-ionic-make-love-part-one
This is the first of a three part series in which we move from basic integration to full user authentication and integration testing. Hopefully this is of some help to you!
So if you have any epxerience in web design ionic is a very easy. You build a webpage just like you would for hosting on a server. All ionic does, along with angular js, is extend html's vocabulary using something called directives. I would use the intel xdk. It has brackets as a built in text editor, a built in phone emulator, and a build server for mobile apps all tied into one. You can also start with an ionic template. what you end up with is some html, javascript (mostly angular js), and some css. Then that code is built into a mobile app for whatever platform you choose through the cordova build process. You can grab the intel xdk here https://software.intel.com/en-us/html5/tools, ionic docs are here http://ionicframework.com/docs/, and an ionic tutorial here http://ionicframework.com/getting-started/. Best of luck to you!
Is there any way to integrate the Bump SDK into PhoneGap (Cordova) for iOS/Android? If anyone has any suggestions on where to start I would appreciate it. I'm thinking I may have download the bump SDK and create a plugin to somehow Interface with the JS Script? Has anyone done similar previously?
Cheers,
Matt.
Yes, you will need to write a plugin in order to integrate Bump.
http://docs.phonegap.com/en/2.1.0/guide_plugin-development_index.md.html#Plugin%20Development%20Guide
We know there is the PhoneGap Cloud Builder. Essentially, they compile your app in their own servers using PhoneGap.
Would be possible to build our own "Phonegap cloud builder" using the community version ? ,
I´m talking about technical feasibility.
Yes, it is more than feasible. Besides the build.phonegap.com site there are others who've done the same thing like:
http://www.icenium.com/
I want to develop some modules with BlackBerry Java SDK in my application, and develop other modules with BlackBerry WebWorks. That I could take the advantage of both Java SDK & WebWorks. I don't know how to integrate them in one application.
I would seriously consider choosing one or the other. All the major APIs are accessible via WebWorks, and if you need a Java component you can build an extension.
The other way around, I suppose you could use some kind of webview that uses local html/css/js assets alongside a Java app, but that's a mess. You're better off just going with WebWorks.
You can use WebWorks to create your UI and then, what ever Java code you have you would have to import the Extension (.jar file) to your WebWorks project.
https://bdsc.webapps.blackberry.com/html5/documentation/ww_developing/using_javascript_extensions_1866976_11.html