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Is it possible to use Text Recognition (https://firebase.google.com/docs/ml/recognize-text) for web projects. I'd like it to run the built-in model through images uploaded to the Storage.
From the documentation:
Firebase Machine Learning is a mobile SDK that brings Google's machine learning expertise to Android and Apple apps in a powerful yet easy-to-use package.
So it seems that Firebase Machine Learning is only available for Android and iOS apps, and not for web apps.
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I'm trying to write a web application which needs to exchange messages with a local Smart Card.
Currently I'm trying to use WebUSB API to connect the Chrome with the smart card reader, but I'm struggling to use the PC/SC specification.
In my researches I found this two topics:
Architectures to access Smart Card from a generic browser? Or: How to bridge the gap from browser to PC/SC stack?
How to send APDU to PCSC reader from web broswer using javascript
Although they deal with the same subject, they have no connection examples.
If anyone has any tips or example of connection I would be grateful.
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The tutorials I've come across are not clear enough to me for some reason.
Firebase offers an iOS sdk, Android sdk and a Javascript web Sdk. Am I supposed to use the javascript sdk? I'm using ionic because I want to build a hybrid app for both android and iOS, so the sdk's for a native OS are not useful to me.
I just want to make sure I'm picking the right thing with the javascript web sdk
AngularFire is an open source library maintained by the Firebase team which provides a binding for Firebase in AngularJS projects. Since Ionic is based on AngularJS, so it suite anyway.
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I believe "full-stack" means that a language can handle both the server and client side of things. I have heard that javascript is now able to handle the server side now. I have also heard of node.js but am not 100% sure what that is. What exactly is full-stack javascript? it seems to be the talk of the web.
"full-stack javascript" is idea and marketing term that says that JavaScript is used for both server and client side.
Node.js http://nodejs.org/ was the first JavaScript platform to become popular and set standard for server side JavaScript.
It is using V8 engine from WebKit open-source project, that power Apple browsers and Google Chrome (before they forked it into new own project.)
JavaScript cab be also used for development of Windows 8, GNOME and Mozilla FireOS apps.
Some companies promotes using their frameworks and packs as stack (choices for framework already made)
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I am new to apps development, just wanted to learn HTML5 apps development using only CSS & HTML5 and Javascript.
I am eagerly waiting to know, how do I start, I mean what I have to follow to start it test it and deploy it on multiple apps store so that people can search & download my apps.
If you want to build cross platform applications, then you can start using sencha touch. Sencha Touch is a Javascript framework which is used to build cross platform applications using only HTML5, CSS3 and JAVASCRIPT.
Download the sdk and sencha cmd from the sencha website.
http://www.sencha.com/
Once your setup is ready you can go through the documentation which is excellent.
http://docs.sencha.com/touch/2.3.1/#
As GhostDerfel mentions, PhoneGap would be my choice. However if you want to create the app native to android add a WebView that covers the layout and load the url or html data into it.
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/webkit/WebView.html
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I read article about WebRTC. I understood that it creates a common platform for real time communication. Can some one answer me that if WebRTC requires credentials and also is there any time limit to use.
It's not a platform. According to webrtc.org, WebRTC is a free, open project that enables web browsers with Real-Time Communications (RTC) capabilities via simple JavaScript APIs.
If you want to develop it just with browser and your js code. http://www.webrtc.org/ has all the information you may want.