So I have an idea for an app that'll include numerous short video clips. 1st question, is it possible to publish a React/NodeJs/MongoDb application on the android app store using PhoneGap/Cordova? 2nd question, assuming that the first question is possible, how and where would I store/call these video clips for the app?
I've never developed on this scale, any and every tip is appreciated!
Thank you.
I have worked on an application where i had to store small intro videos and pictures of a product, here is what i did and what you can do as well (of course you can choose other technology stacks)
What i did was use native Android Development(Java) for the android app and use PHP(Lumen) for backend where i store my videos on Cloud Storage on GCP.
You can build & publish your android app with PhoneGap(or Cordova choose which ever you are familiar with) and send the videos to your server for storage, your server can be built with NodeJS and MongoDB.
But if you haven't yet checked out Firebase i highly recommend it since it will remove many of the backend work(like uploading a video etc) and make development faster
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I have already asked similar question, but, as I understood, it was too complicated. So, I made a simple version. I am developing a multi-platform app using NativeScript and Angular and have to download a large amount of data from the server and continue doing it in the background even when the user hides my app (sample: when you install a app from Play Market, you can switch to another app and loading continues). How can I do this?
I have a study project which consists in using the webrtc for a web audio video chat application and also its mobile version android ios. I have seen many different tutos, but I have to build my own server and use it locally. So you have some tutorial or technical advice? thank you
If you want to make an hybrid app means in cordova then try this link in this u can get all your answers
https://www.webrtc-experiment.com/
and if u want to make a native app in android and ios then you should try this links
https://tokbox.com/
https://github.com/webrtc/apprtc
Take a look at this repo: webrtc as well as this boilerplate: https://github.com/webrtc/apprtc - helped me a quite a lot.
I have developed a program which detects human in real time(webcam) and displays it to the webpage of the local network. This is done by creating a server and websockets using Node.js and opencv.
Now, I have to develop an android app where i should get a notification everytime when the human is detected from the webcam video of a local host. How can i achieve this using node.js server and android interfacing?
Any suggestions or inputs with code examples would be more helpful.
Try using ionic to convert between webpages and android. Then use push notifications to alert the user.
I need to develop an app for iOS with some basic functionality and since I'm not experienced with Objective C but with Web development, I need to know if it's possible to do it using Phonegap.
This app will be like a book with chapters that needs to be updated on a daily basis.
There'll be a CMS in a server where the content will be updated. Text and pictures.
The app will be running on iPhone and iPad that sometimes may not be connected to the network. When connected they need to check for updates and save in a local database to be available when off-line.
Is this possible using Phonegap?
Is there any local database in iOS like SQLite? Or do I need to store everything in files?
Can we save the text in a database and the pictures somewhere in a folder? Or everything needs to be saved in the local database?
What are the best plugins, features, methods that I'll need to look into?
You can use both LocalStorage and WebSQL in a PhoneGap app. LocalStorage is just... localStorage. Check the MDN docs for it. Ditto for WebSQL.
To begin, I'm sorry for my awful english :)
I have a web application that will communicate frequently with a server running a
webservice offering JSON / XML. The application will send contact details / bills / products, and will have to manage an offline mode.
I thought to use this DOM cache (HTML5). However I must have constantly an updated customer list, bills etc. in offline mode because I can not make a request to the server.
It is therefore necessary to have an xml file on the mobile ... which will be read and modified. Is it possible and not too difficult to manage XML plaintext database with ExtJS (or another framework) on a mobile? (Android)
Thanks.
It's far easier to do with HTML5 storage, which you can use directly without the need for Sencha Touch API calls (providing you're on a supported device, iOS Safari supports web storage).
Have a read of this article from the Sencha blog.
Have a look at Lawnchair - this can be included in your app without a framework.
If you decide to use Sencha Touch you can use localStorage, which allows you to store key/value pairs in the HTML5 Web Storage on the device.
See this tutorial on the Sencha website. You could use localStorage to cache your json feed whilst making static assets available offline with a cache manifest file.