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How can I write an iPhone app entirely in JavaScript without making it just a web app?
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I just want to know if we can use JavaScript for creating iPhone apps. And if we can how do we do it? Do I have to become an expert in JavaScript to do that?
Yes.
You can use PhoneGap or Appcelerator.
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You can use PhoneGap which is a wrapper of embedded browser
You should be an expert if you're seriously working on the project.
Yes you can.. No need to be an expert to do that.. Search & explore about Phonegap.. You can develop html css javascript based application & wrap them for any mobile os like iOS, android or windows phone 8 etc.
Best of all, its too easy to learn & use
Here's the place to start from
phonegap home
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How to develop Desktop Apps using HTML/CSS/JavaScript? [closed]
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Recently,I have seen blue Stack using html to make their Installer, Atom Text Editor their app,etc, So I want to know how this is developed.Because I also want to develop app using it.
May be cordova can help you to create windows desktop applications using HTML/Javascript
Please let me know if you have any idea about cordova or not. Because I dont want any downvote for my any of answers.
You could look into nw.js
Its based on node js and can be used for desktop application written in html / css / js.
nw.js (called Node-WebKit before) is a good way to make simple applications, which allows you to use Node.js applications and manipulate the browser's window.
Electron is - I think - a better way because it works as simple as nw.js but permit to make more powerful applications : you can register web protocols, manipulate window in depth, and some things that you can't do with nw.js.
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Simple Smart Phone detection
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How can a website detect the smartphone model of a device that requests a webpage?
Google Analytics can get that information as you can see in the image below:
I found this: http://blog.mobileesp.com/?p=177 but only a few phones are recognized by this script. I am looking for an PHP or Javascript solution
From Javascript you can read this property navigator.userAgent and PHP $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'] both return you the browser version .
In my experience, the best method for detecting mobile/tablet is to use the PHP mobile_detect class which is updated regularly as new devices are released. Unfortunately, I don't know if it provides a way to get the different device types.
User agent parsing is the method you'll have to use, and if mobile_detect doesn't have it, it ought to at least give you a good starting point on how it's done.
I want to create a truth or dare game for android. I am actually thinking about a UI which will have a bottle which can be rotate when user allow it to.
my question is can i do it in android javascript ?
because i know js little bit and there might be some code available online related to my work.
any suggestion or code related will be appreciated
Thanks
Also can i use javascript libraries like jquery on android ?
using phonegap for developing might help you with your project. and yes phonegap does support jquery for android development.
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I am able to develop android native applications using android SDK, but now I'd like to learn how to develop mobile applications using HTML5.
Which tool is used to develop these mobile application in HTML5?
Can anybody help me?
Thanks in advance.
Sencha Touch is a good Javascript framework to create mobile applications. It supports all phones the utilize the webkit for their browser.
It can be wrapped in phonegap to utilize the phone specific API's. Sencha is now creating their own wrapping system to submit apps to the appstores.
While your question can easily be answered by a simple search of "android html5 framework", there is PhoneGap.
This link was the first to show up.
If you want to embed your html inside an android application, you can use the webview widget for android.
Now, talking about how to do your webview itselft. I would recommend to use a mobile framework to build a good looking and accessible application without too much difficulty. I have worked with Jquery Mobile, and I would say it is a good way to start.
Use Apache Cordova http://cordova.apache.org/ as the container for displaying HTML 5 pages.
Use Twitter Bootstrap for creating responsive web pages which automatically resize components based on the size/type of the screen on which the app is being viewed.
Another tool you may want to try is Tiggr (http://gotiggr.com). Tiggr is a cloud service for building HTML5 mobile apps. It comes with visual jQuery Mobile designer.
Note: I'm the Developer Advocate for Tiggr
Since you're an Android developer, you're probably used to writing in Java. You might thus also want to look into Google Web Toolkit, which enables you to write HTML5 apps in Java. There are a number of different GWT libraries for mobile widgets. The questions boils down to whether you want to write in Java or in Javascript.
You may also want to try MoSync (www.mosync.com) for it, the advantage of MoSync is - it's truly cross platform and it let's you write hybrid applications as well (using C++ and HTML5) and being cross platform if you write a plugin it goes on to every platform, which would mean we don't have to write separate plugins in Java, Object C, Dot Net etc. as it is the case on PhoneGap.
I wrote a tutorial to make a HTML5 twitter client app in a minute or so using MoSync and Sencha Touch and it may help you.
You could use RIB to build your HTML5 UI and then add code to it by yourself.
JqueryMobile
A unified, HTML5-based user interface system for all popular mobile device platforms, built on the rock-solid jQuery and jQuery UI foundation.
With Drag and Drop UI tool
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Cross Browser Flash Detection in Javascript
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Is it possible to check the version of the Flash Player installed in a browser using Javascript?
You can check an example here.
There is a nice, lightweight JavaScript Flash Detection Library, which is smaller and more convenient than using SWFObject. You should consider it, if you only want to check if Flash is installed, what version of Flash Player is installed etc., but you're using different method of playing FLV movies.
SWFObject should be considered only, if you're also using it for playing Flash movies. For just checking, if Flash is installed or what version of Flash player is installed, it is to heavy, in my opinion.
You should have a look at swfobject2: http://code.google.com/p/swfobject/