I'm currently searching for a plugin that installs the required frameworks to program apps for a jailbroken Apple Tv but I can't find it. If anyone knows of anything please tell me.
Go here http://www.iosopendev.com
It installs stuff to Xcode making it easier to develop for jailbroken devices. You can start there for the Apple TV
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I was wondering if there is a complete documentation for creating PWA and SPA Web Applications which could be added/installed to Apple Watch
I mean a web application which has manifest(name, icon, etc) and can be added to Apple Watch menu
As of WatchOS 5, Apple have added webkit support to WatchOS and i guess it’s not a deal to render web pages because there are several web browsers for Apple Watch like parity and etc
I would be happy to hear your answers
One way to make a PWA or SPA as an app on mobile platform is to use a framework that uses the webview component of the platform to show the content as it was a native app.
Unfortunately [1] my source about a cordova apple watch plugin says, that
It is not possible to run a Cordova app directly on the Watch, as there is no support for a WebView [..]
Though, the source [1] is a project that gives some help on communicating between iPhone app and the Watch, but as the solution here is to write the showing of the data on native language anyways, I would probably more likely give a try for Xamarin [2] or any other native code generating framework, which DOES support Watch OS. I think your final goal anyways is to write an app for Watch, so that is the way to do so.
My source:
[1] https://github.com/leecrossley/cordova-plugin-apple-watch
[2] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/xamarin/ios/watchos/
Yesterday I've received a mail from the Apple Developer Center, stating:
Make sure your apps work seamlessly with the innovative technologies in iOS 7. Starting February 1, new apps and app updates submitted to the App Store must be built with Xcode 5 and iOS 7 SDK.
Will this mean the end of developing apps cross-device off of non-Apple devices?
It sure is a heavy restriction and I'm very disappointed with this news!
Could someone shine a light on this painful news?
I don't believe this is the case.
As long as the app is compiled using XCode, and using the iOS7 SDK, you should be fine.
When they say "built" they mean, it has a corresponding XCode project. Not that every line of code has been written in XCode. At least, that's my interpretation.
I want to getting flexible with Sencha Touch. I write my codes and viewing on Google Chrome well but I am searching an Ipad and Iphone simulator/emulator runs on Windows. I want to look and feel my codes in Ipad and IPhone. Is there any simulator/emulator available for Windows?
Thanks.
EDIT: There is no emulator or simulator for Windows. However PhoneGap is available on Mac OS and really made great improvements by months. If you use Mac OS and need something like this I strongly recommend PhoneGap. If you need this tool in Windows, probably there is no other way then install Mac OS a virtual machine on Windows.
I think you might be thinking of the PhoneGap Simulator. It's an Adobe Air app so it will run on anything and while It's meant to be used with the hybrid framework, Phonegap, you can put any URL into the app. It is helpful for debugging web based apps, but it may not be workable for your needs.
Alas, they do not have a device profile for the iPad.
i have no idea about the nokia app all i know it is used the c++ and QT SDK correct me if I am wrong.
any references or book will be great.
Thanks
It depends, do you want to develop for Symbian or Maemo (more recent but available on less devices) ?
For Maemo, you could start with the SDK Virtual Image (to use in VirtualBox or VMWare):
http://maemovmware.garage.maemo.org/2nd_edition/
There is also a Virtual PC version, but I'm not sure if the image is as recent:
https://garage.maemo.org/projects/vpc-sdk
Otherwise, you could also check out the Nokia Forums, you could start here: http://www.forum.nokia.com/Library/Tools_and_downloads/Other/Maemo/
Also, you should also get the QT Tools if you're doing cross-platform: http://www.forum.nokia.com/Develop/Qt/Tools/
I think you want to google "Symbian":
http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/How_do_I_start_programming_for_Symbian_OS%3F
For Nokia phones, you have 2 types of applications:
Java application: J2ME, for feature phones (Series 40) and Symbian
QT: for Symbian and Maemo
The nokia forum is a great start for learning:
www.forum.nokia.com
How can i make sure that my android app works on majority of the devices in the market. What testing tools do i have to use? Obviously if there are 12 or more smartphones in the market then i cannot buy each of them to test my app.So what should i do? Wonder if "Dvice Anywhere"(http://www.deviceanywhere.com/) can help us in this regard?
Does firmware or OS version also matters (1.5,1.6, 2.0, etc.)?
Please comment and explain.