How in the polymer 2.0 do the splash screen when app is loading?
I am waiting a 4 seconds for first loading.
I dont understand when elements is loaded.
You can load a splash screen the same way Topeka (though built on Polymer 0.5) does with css.
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I have coded an application in adobe animate using as3 and have published it to my phone (I Phone 6, OS: IOS 12.4.4) for testing purposes.
I am getting black borders at the top and button of the application. This happens with any adobe animate file irrespective of stage-size or publishing-settings. Would anyone know how to fix this?
Thanks a lot!
I believe you need to provide appropriately sized launch images to signal that the app supports those sizes of device:
Adobe AIR: Setting mobile application properties
I have created a 3D animation in Blender for my libgdx game and it works fine on android, desktop and iOS. However, when I try to port my game to GWT HTML5 backend, I could not see the animating model instance on the screen. I do not get any exception or error log, just an invisible animation.
Somehow it plays the animation in the background as it calls the AnimationListener.onEnd() method when animation is ended but it cannot render it on the screen.
Please note: all other static 3D model instances (created via Blender as well) are rendered fine on the screen and I'm using libgdx 1.4.1 with GWT 2.6
Is it a know issue with GWT backend? Do you know how to solve it?
I am developing an starling mobile air application.
I want to target Android and IOS devices.
I am searching for a UI frame work for starling mobile air application which give responsiveness just like in HTML responsive web site / web app.
I have googled a lot for it.
Any help would be appreciated.
You can try Gazman SDK. Its basically what your are looking for.
is there any way to do a flash-like animation for the splash screen for iPad app in HTML5.
i have searched a lot for javascript but did not get anything.
The usual alternatives to Flash animation are canvas (which has its own API) and SVG (which is subject to standard DOM manipulation), both of which are supported by iOS Mobile Safari.
Adobe is developing an HTML/Javascript/CSS based alternative to Flash Builder called Adobe Edge, you can download it for free for a limited time for Adobe Labs. It doesn't have nearly as many features as Flash(at least not yet), but it provides enough basic functionality to accomplish what you are asking.
I would like to know how to detect the shake gesture on an iPad and make it cause a animation on a digital publication page (ex: image changes). I am using Adobe DPS at the moment and considering MagPlus as well. I am a total newbie to this.
Thanks!
You can do this by using webviews in you magazine. In the webview you can use the HTML5 orientation api to listen to the event. Or you can use a javascript plugin called Shake.js.