Once we installed a mobile app from app store or goolge play , Is there any way to find out in which platform the mobile app has been developed like native code or phonegap.
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I am developing a product which is built on React Native for iOS/android/mobile and React.js for Web, I am using firebase for backend. I would like to know if there is any way to deploy these two apps under the same domain where corresponding app will be rendered based on platform.
Say I have an existing mobile app built on Ionic. Now I need to have a website version of the app so users can access it via desktop too.
Is there any documentation that suggest this is possible?
I think you're looking for Progressive Web Apps. Ionic does cater for such, just google for the term "Ionic PWA" example below.
http://blog.ionic.io/navigating-the-world-of-progressive-web-apps-with-ionic-2/
https://blog.saddey.net/2016/07/03/using-docker-to-create-ionic-2-pwa-developer-environment/
I am new to Windows app development. I am building a C# app targeting UWP desktop & mobile platforms. I have read these links MSDN-Link 1 & MSDN-Link 2
Both these links doesnt seem to talk anything about running WACK tests for mobile. Any useful info will be highly appreciated.
I am building a C# app targeting UWP desktop & mobile platforms.
WACK test is now enabled for the UWP workflows, there is no need to care the device platform, whether your app runs on desktop or mobile does not change UWP workflows, you can directly publish your app to store after WACK test for UWP app is finished.
I am creating a ionic mobile app for android and ios. There is this requirement to have a feature where two people can chat in this app.
Are there any existing free/paid API's that can be easily integrated with my application to achieve this task?
Firebase has a demo app that does exactly that:
https://github.com/firebase/firechat
I want to try using trigger.io.
We have a Web App and using GAE.
How can we test our Web App with trigger.io?
I see that on the "WEB" section of the toolkit there's only a spot for "Heroku".
Is it possible?
Do we need to migrate?
How can i test our web app with android? I couldn't find a place to direct it to our index.html.
Thanks a lot.
The web section in the Toolkit basically lets you deploy your mobile app as a mobile website, based on Node.js.
If you have an existing web app that you'd like to use as the backend for a mobile app, then it's a case of exposing some sort of HTTP API which your mobile app then interacts with.
Having the mobile app just receive JSON from GAE, build its HTML views and present them to the user works really well.