I'm trying to deploy a new application I created by running meteor deploy appname but it gives me this error... i'm logged in though using my meteor developer username & password...
Do I have to signup for galaxy or i can do this free without it?
Project is new, I just installed meteor so I didn't write any code yet.
If you want to deploy your app to Galaxy you have to sign up for it with your Meteor developer account. But keep in mind that this is not free of charge.
If you want to have a deeper look in the FAQ's of Galaxy you can visit Meteor Galaxy FAQ
If you only want to start developing and code your application until it is ready, then just run the meteor command in the working directory of your project.
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I am bulding my first react native app to give as a present of Mother's Day to my mother. But I found a problem, how can I install the app in my mother's iphone? I don't want to pay the 99$ dollar fee yet to Apple Developer Program. How can I do that for free and not depending of my computer?
First, with react-native, you have to open the XCode project of your app, located on ios/projectname.xcworkspace. Then, you can achieve this by connecting the iPhone on your Mac computer, and simply build/run the app on the iPhone real device by using XCode. This will install the application on the iPhone. After the build, your app will be installed on the iPhone and will run without your computer.
You can find more informations about building app on iPhone with XCode, with the followed documentation: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/running-your-app-in-the-simulator-or-on-a-device
I have finished to write a react-native application written with the help of expo SDK and I want to build my final .apk and .ipa for testing them with real devices.
During the development, I have used one iPhone 6 and one Galaxy S9 real devices using the expo application.
So far, I managed to build from Debian the signed apk but I didn't find a way to get an .ipa from my Debian linux system.
I can't have xcode installed but if needed I can rent a mac online and submit the ipa from there.
I have already followed those guides:
https://docs.expo.io/distribution/building-standalone-apps/
https://docs.expo.io/distribution/app-signing/
https://customersupport.doubledutch.me/hc/en-us/articles/360001189514-iOS-How-to-Create-a-Distribution-Certificate
This guy says:
Is it possible…sure. The only thing a Mac is needed for is XCode for actually uploading your IPA to AppStore. I do not own a MAC personally, so I rent an online one via MacInCloud.
What are the steps to build an .ipa on expo?
This is super simple if you are using the managed workflow (not sure if this is the case?).
expo build:ios
You will then get a link which will allow you to download the .ipa once it has been built on the expo servers.
Open your MacInCloud mac, download the .ipa from the link provided, and then upload it to the AppStore using the Transporter app.
I Wanted to create GSuite app and deploy in my own server instead of deploying in google cloud. Is there a way to do it? It would be great if i get some solution for this.
Thanks in advance
You can't deploy G Suite apps/extensions to your own server - they must be published via Chrome Web Store and/or G Suite Marketplace.
What you can do when you publish your app, is to set it as private so that only users in your domain can see and install the app. See Step 4 on Create and publish custom Chrome apps & extensions page for more details. Obviously, the app must be published by a domain account - you don't get that option if you publish an app from your personal/Gmail account.
I am using Visual Studio 2017. I am running VS as an administrator, though this is not the same account logged into my machine (if that matters).
I opened a brand new project -- Javascript-language Universal Windows blank app. I can confirm I am targeting the same version of Windows that I have on my local machine (build 15063). When I try to debug the project with Local Machine, I get the following error:
Unable to debug Windows Store app 'wwahost.exe'.
The debugger was unable to find the registration for the target
application. If the problem persists, try uninstalling and then
reinstalling the application.
I've tried repair-installing VS, reinstalling VS, installing the Remote Tools for VS 2017, creating an app package, and nothing. This is a brand new project. The process wwahost.exe is not running on my machine; when I try to run it out of my Win\Sys32 folder, I get the following error:
C:\Windows\System32\WWAHost.exe
This application can only run in the context of an app container.
Not sure what to do next. Please help.
Edit: So I'm running VS using an admin account, but it's not the same account with which I'm logged into my local machine. If I log in as the admin account I'm using for VS, it works OK. I want to be able to develop as a different user though.
I've downloaded the latest hello world node js app from google cloud.
I can run the app locally using npm start and then by visiting localhost:8080 and I see the app running.
I've also created a project and have a project id.
I've also enabled billing like the tutorial suggests.
This is the tutorial I am following: https://cloud.google.com/nodejs/getting-started/hello-world
I then go to deploy the app with this command in the google cloud sdk:
gcloud preview app deploy app.yaml --promote
I then can this message in my console and its not very helpful:
This is the tutorial part I'm following:
Then this is the screen I get when I visit the website on the google cloud instance (It should say hello world):