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Anyone there has a guide how i can use phonegap with jquery mobile to build a web application for mobile web browser.(not native application) . something like http://coenraets.org/apps/directory/jqm/index.html
This website has a nice tutorial on how to integrate Phonegap and JQuery Mobile
the question is not correct:
you want to make a webapplication and not a native one:
But phonegap does not create neither:
phonegap is solely for hibrid application,
web application who are confined in a local chromeless webview (not a full fledged browser), who can't directly access web (only via ajax call) but can access every hw\sw device feature (that's the phonegap library role).
So, if you do not want the app to be or even look native and nonenthless you want it to run into the system browser,
you aren't really building a phonegap app but a webapp instead.
what you have to do is just write down your app using jquery mobile as a normal phone optimized web site, hosting it, ask user to point browser on it and you are done: that's a webapp.
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In one of my application I want to integrate Viber. I searched on google for SDK but all my effort went in vain. So I have following question.
QUE:
Is it possible to integrate Viber in my application?
If yes, then provide me link for SDK and doc.
PURPOSE:
In my application I want to implement invite feature. When user tap on "Invite Via Viber" my application will open vibe application. After that end-user will select the contact and in share predefined text that I Passed through my app.
You can not do this. Viber does not provide any SDK or API for this purpose. You may take interest in login via Facebook or Twitter..
Because these social sites are way too popular than Viber.
You may look at these links:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/ios/
https://dev.twitter.com/docs/ios
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are there any simple tools/methods to make a browser extension available in all major browsers without bothering with each too much?
Else, will the code tend to be be easier/completely portable using a mighty language like java instead of javascript and therefore less browser sepecific code?
Yet for all browsers (Chrome, Firefox, [ie, Opera, Safari or more])
i saw http://www.besttoolbars.net/products/addon_framework/download/,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Browser_toolbar#Cross-Browser_Toolbar_Development , etc.
but dont know if any of these are completely free?
and if they allow something for http head/status code request to external domains?
(like wiki.greasespot.net/GM_xmlhttpRequest does, which won't workout with an injected javascript alone as of cross-site-scriting.)
All browsers use their own api's to create their extensions, but there are some services that claim (not from my experience) to make the extension process easier to make them available for multiple browsers. One i've heard is Crossrider. Check it out and see if it fits your needs.
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I am building an app on iOS and on Mac OS X that talks to a server using REST. The app is expected to store data fetched from the server in a local store (preferably in a SQLlite database). I understand using Core Data is a good option, but I am looking for an example of an app architecture that works on the basis of UI Views getting notified when the SQLlite database is updated as a result of a response from the server.
I have seen a talk for Android at Google I/O that addresses this type architecture in detail. Are there any similar talks/articles like this for iOS?
You're mixing quite some different things here.First you need an interface for your restufl API. Look at AFNetworking library to handle requests to the server and build your API handler. Then use an NSFetchResultController to listen to your core data being updated and do what you need accordingly in your views. NSFetchResultController is built to be used with a UITableView but you can use it in other situations if needed.
use RestKit it's the best framework to work with Rest services.
and it's well-documented. the latest version works on top of AFNetworking.
you can find some examples there as well.
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I want to implement realtime collaboration in my iOS app using Google Drive and the new realtime API. I know that I can set up a web view in Objective-C and set up two-way communications between the web view and my native app, and therefore use the javascript library, but my fear is that this would be inefficient for a high volume of data traffic. I was hoping that possibly there would be a native solution coming on the horizon. Any news on whether the Google API client library for Objective-C will be updated to include the Google Drive Realtime API?
I do not know about the Google real time api but for google drive integration this would work. There is a sample app called Dr.Edit here.
Using UIWebView for doing all this stuff is not advised.
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I have an MVC application in process of development and want to see if I can create or integrate it into an MVC-based CMS environment. The idea is that the application will appear to run in an environment wherein the user can actually add/edit web pages, download documents do blogs, handle Facebook integration etc.
In some respects I am almost looking for an Application Framework but that is not entirely the case. The application uses EF with an IRepository to allow switchable back-ends (including switching out EF). The key requirement is simply within the same solution to be able to provide a CMS type of management.
Architecturally I have thought of a side-by-side approach and also using a Module type approach wherein the app sits inside a CMS system.
In the immediate term does anyone have any comments, advise or experience as to how I could do this?
Take a look at the ASP.NET MVC based AtomSite. It may have the features you are looking for.
Well it looks like the answer finally came along with the Orchard Project which looks crisp and (reasonably) light-weight and provides a good MVC basis with Application Framework features for application development.