I am facing very strange issue currently. I have windows phone 7 application, built using XNA framework. I have put microsoft ad control for same.
The issue is, the .XAP file which I submitted to Marketplace; if i deploy that file to my phone, microsoft ads are coming fine.
BUT, when i download the app from marketplace via wi-fi, after the app starts, the ads are not coming.
I verified all and this is really strange. I am clueless and can anyone please tell if has faced such issue?
Thanks,
David
Do you see the advertising control on your page? Does it just appear as a black box without ads? I have never used the adevertising SDK with an XNA app before but I know they take a few seconds to appear in my XAML-based apps.
I am including this MSDN link to a sample app that uses XNA and the advertising SDK. Hopefully this will help you out.
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So I'm working with a client and finished creating a game for android using Clickteam Fusion 2.5. Now at this point he wants to deploy it also to the IOS App Store. I told him that he would have to get a mac pc in order to do that.
Am i correct?
I have already given him the game and source code. Would he be able to do that?
Would he be able to do that?
Yes. As long as he has an Apple Developer account, he'll be fine. There are lots of comments and testimonies out there about being able to release applications using hackintosh - means no problem with code signing at all. Reference.
I want to build a very simple gallery like app (which uses the Telegram bot API to fetch images from certain telegram channel). I want to have this app for both Android and iOS device. I guess either progressive web app or flutter could be used to achieve this. I have developed native android apps before, and wish to learn PWA or flutter along with this project.
So my question is, can I deploy this app to my iOS device without enrolling in the Apple developer program? Since this is only for personal use and I do not wish to publish this app on any app store. Also, do I need to have a Mac with Xcode to do this?!
Thanks in advance!
For developing a Progressive Web App for iOS, you won't need Xcode and a Macbook since it is basically still a website with enhancements. However, bear in mind that PWA support on iOS is very limited. Android has much better PWA support.
This article gives an overview of what is currently possible
I am using Ionic for developing mobile apps. I have bought the developer license and installed my app on my phone but for some reason i can only see a blank screen. For debugging i would need a Mac computer, but unfortunately i don't have any and remote desktop also won't works because i need to connect my phone via usb.
I am really disappointed and i need to finish my app for my university thesis but Apple just can't let me do that. I would be really happy if anyone could help me because i tried some method with google, but i could only debug websites not my app.
I have been contacted by a company installing iPads in hotels, they are developing an app that has many apps with different functionality. There developer is asking for an SDK or API of our app to include in there system. i have never heard of this. Does anyone know how to go about this or if it is even possible to do?
Our app is a complex clock radio, Beautiful Clock Radio for the iPad.
Thanks Mark
Please consider the following links
Creating Static Libraries For iOS
How to build a framework or library for other developers, the
secure way?
Creating the Library
And I hope this would help you! :)
I'm trying to find out whether Appcelerator's Titanium is good for iPad app development, or if it can even be used as such?
There seemed to be an announcement in April 2010 of a 'Titanium Tablet' package, although I can find no further mention of this. From the forums (where I've also asked this question, but have yet to receive any responses) it sounds like people are developing iPad apps, but I've yet to receive a definitive answer.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Cheers,
Toby
Yes, you can use Titanium to develop iPad apps. There are a few iPad only UI elements in the API: here
Yup, Titanium works for iPad apps. Like Dave said above, there are some (two to be exact, as of today) iPad specific API's, other than those you would just use all the other existing APIs and when you create your project in Titanium Developer, you would choose iPad as the project type.
The API documentation (linked to the iPad specific APIs but the list on the left has all available ones for Mobile Dev):
http://developer.appcelerator.com/apidoc/mobile/latest/Titanium.UI.iPad-module
To get an idea of what you can do, take a look at the Kitchen Sink Apps. There are two, one for the iPad, which is basic and really only shows the iPad specific API usage for the most part. The other is for the iPhone which has nearly every available API on display. They are ugly apps but they do the job of showing you what's possible and give some decent reference code. You can find the kitchen sink apps on Git hub (link below) and go here (http://developer.appcelerator.com/doc/kitchensink) to see how to run them in them the simulator (requires xCode which is free from Apple).
Also, you can find some showcased iPad apps built with titanium on the Appcelerator website (link Below), just search the page for the word iPad.
Kitchen Sink Apps : github.com/appcelerator/KitchenSink
Appcelerator Showcase : appcelerator.com/showcase/applications-showcase/
(sorry for the non linked URLs but Github will not let you post more than one link unless you have more than 10 reputation points)
Currently you can build iPod, iPad, Android. BlackBerry is also available if your a paying member.
Source is also on Github if you want to have a look first.
http://github.com/appcelerator/titanium_mobile