I want to build an app to sync database between android device and windows computer. I am looking for free way to do it. (i am new in developing so i will glad if you add some instructions/tutorials).
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I am working on a simple flutter desktop application to practice flutter desktop. The problem is on my mind is the database selection. I think about MySQL but I do not want to force users to install MySQL. I want a database to operate locally, offline, device-based and not needed to install anything extra like sqlite for mobile (I do not know is sqlite available on desktop). I want it to be like get the .exe and run the app like c#. So, another question is does flutter need to be installed to run flutter desktop apps? Can you enlighten me a bit about flutter desktop if you have experience?
Database to use:
I'll recommend Hive db to use. It is no-sql and fast database. Does not require any additional software installation on desktop.
With hive db same code will work on desktop, web and mobile apps.
To run your flutter projet exe on Windows desktop, you don't need flutter to be installed on that desktop.
I am using https://github.com/brodysoft/Cordova-SQLitePlugin for my cordova based app and it supports android, iOS, windows OS for now.
However, we have also added blackberry OS to the app and I believe this sqlite plugin is unsupported for blackberry. As of now, the index page gets loaded in blackberry simulator and it stops there since the db does not get a call.
I am stuck at this since 3 days now and haven't found a solution yet. Could someone please provide with a solution as we only need to get over this step to publish the app successfully?
I have developed a WP8 app and now I want export my app for Windows Surface (Windows RT).
I want to know if there are a easy way to launch a WP8 app on Windows surface 8.0 without have to develope an Universal App ?
Universal App was made to solve your problem. The only way I know how to run WP8 application is to install the SDK and emulator and load it on the emulator. And, if you have that Surface RT model, the only apps that it can run are Windows Store Apps.
As for converting to WP8.1 Runtime (Universal), as long as you use basic controls and the program is not to complicated it is pretty easy to transfer your program over.
I am working on deploying an application to a mass of windows mobile 6.1 devices and I need to come up with an automated-as-possible solution.
I need to do the following tasks:
1. Install an application CAB file to the devices (contains within it a CF 3.5 CAB if needed)
2. Run the installation on the devices
3. Change some device settings (background, theme, Items on the "Today" screen, etc)
How much of this can I automate in a script? And what's the best way to deploy it? I would ideally like to get this accomplished over some form of web delivery.
I have been developing a small C#/WinForm utility in my spare time and have got to the point where it's ready for release. My previous project was hosted via CodePlex which allowed me to update my source code and manually upload new versions via my computer.
I've recently recieved an MSDN subscription which gives me a fairly generous amount of usage/storage with Windows Azure.
This got me thinking, I know ClickOnce allows applications to be installed via the internet but would it be possible to do so whilst using Azure to host it?
I would like to think that this would allow me to update my application and push it to Azure whilst updating my source code on CodePlex via Team Foundation Server.
Does anybody have any experience in this? Is it something that can even be done?
Thanks for your time:)
Take a look at Kazi Nadudvari's Blog and see if this post helps:
How to deploy ClickOnce applications to Windows Azure?