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We have a requirement to work on an application which should run on mobile devices (iPhone/Android and Windows Phone) and Desktop browsers.
Can anyone please suggest me the technology stack to be used?
Thanks.
Suhas
Cross-platform HTML-app solutions seem like a good fit for this. They are cross platform app development platforms that are composed of HTML, CSS and JavaScript. They would allow you to compile for many platforms from a single codebase. Here's a few of the popular ones:
PhoneGap
Sencha Touch
AppJS
2022 We have two popular frameworks that build app for multiple platforms, for more information you could visit their home pages:
Flutter (mobile, web, desktop and embedded apps)
React Native (mobile), React Native Desktop
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I am new to react native. I want to create react native based web application that works in android , ios and web with same code base.
I understand this is not right place to ask these questions but I have done my R&D but could not find proper direction of my queries.
I am using react native paper for ui components and expo framework.Is it right UI library or i should use some other for component build for all android, we and ios?
Is there any tutorials , course, blog links that I could use to continue my work?
Is using React native for web project is good idea ?
I have browsed the youtube, online tutorials..but they all talk about reaact native for android and ios only.I want to use it in web also
Search online, watched youtube tutorials
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I want to build a mobile web app, and I like a few of the features of Mobile Angular UI. My favorite features are:
The way momentum scrolling is set up
Allowing toolbar items at the bottom to be clicked without interfering/activating iOS Safari's navigation toolbar
Overall how well catered it is to making a mobile web app feel like a native mobile app
The problem is, it looks as if Angular knowledge is required for usage.
I know nothing about Angular, and I don't want to spend a lot of time learning Angular if there is an alternative. Especially since I already know native HTML/CSS/JS quite well.
Is there an alternative to Mobile Angular UI, that includes those 3 features I listed that doesn't require knowledge of Angular JS?
Bootstrap(Responsive Design) or Material Design Lite
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I used Titanium for my project. It really supports well for Android and IOS. Our app runs really smooth with native feel on these two platforms. We need run it on Blackberry too. But Titanium doesn't support Blackberry well.
Do anybody know any cross-platform mobile application that support well for Android,IOS,Blackberry also?
I heard about the IBM Worklight. Does it support well for BlackBerry? Does it support well for IOS and Android also?
Thanks,
Chinh
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My biased opinion is that Worklight can provide a very high level of development support, features and functionality for both Android and iOS, from both a web and native perspective. BlackBerry support is lower than that for Android and iOS, but by using a combination of the Worklight framework and optionally the bbUI framework & API, you will likely be able to create a decent BlackBerry app as well. However, it would be better to target BB10 than BB6/7.
You can take a look at the Worklight-based Bank of Montreal app for BlackBerry 10 for impressions: http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/46442891/?lang=en&countrycode=CA
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I just recently discovered Firebase, and watched a video of how Firebase can complement AngularJS application. I was super excited, right until I realized, that Firebase only available as a hosted service, and as such, is not an option for my employer.
I'd like to ask if anyone is aware of a framework or a library, offering a comparable feature set (i.e. auto-binded madel back-end persistence combined with a real-time push)
Any information would be great.
Found my answer - meteor.js. Has a host of amazing features including realtime data
I recently discovered Deployd. For most use cases, this should work nicely.
Most of my backend-less learning comes from NoBackend
There is also socketcluster: http://socketcluster.io/
It's not a framework - More like a realtime environment. You can run various Node.js frameworks like express on top of it.
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I want to develop a mobile game app. Is there any tool that i should use so that i don't have to remake it again and again for different platforms available?
Also performance is a issue and should be easy to learn.
If you are considering using an engine, with the benefit of writing your code once and then publish it to all platforms, have a look V-Play.
The engine core is written in native C++, combined with the custom renderer, the games reach a solid performance of 60fps across all devices.
V-Play also comes with ready-to-use game templates for the most successful game genres like tower defense, platform games or puzzle games, several tutorials and demos. (V-Play examples & demos)
(API reference)
(Disclaimer: I'm one of the guys behind V-Play)
You can learn OpenGL it graphics library for all platform
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenGL
its having good performance but learning curve is more. Hope this will help