I recently started working with eclipse and I'm using phonegap, ionic framework and cordova.
I'm new in this field so I need some help to work things out. I linked my "index.html" page the ionic css and every thing works fine- the header, buttons etc. But when i try to new stuff like menus and all sort of things I'm stuck.
Also, I heard that there is an easier way to work with ionic framework- some sort of console, but I didn't quite understand.
Can someone help me to proceed?
Thank you!
Try JBoss Tools for eclipse. Great support for angular.
Ionic has a website with some tutorial videos
Also, they have a CLI (command line interface), like Phonegap/Cordova but with some extra features
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Currently I'm using codeigniter4 How can I integrate? please define briefly I'm a fresher.
No this is not possible. PhoneGap is HTML and Javascript based. Your PHP code won't run.
Even if you would have a HTML/JS project only you wouldn't be able to use it 1-on-1. You would have to implement PhoneGap hooks etc. to make it run properly.
i have got the project but someone told me to use ionic framework so
can we make web application using ionic framework?
and official website is telling that it is using for creating mobile application
so i am little confused
Well, yes you can create a fully-fledged application using Ionic; it's just that it's better suited for mobile applications. It's built on top of Cordova, so it's a little better with mobile applications.
I have tried it personally in the past, and it's amazing. The tools the Ionic Community provides makes building applications a lot more fun. Yes, you'll have to override a couple of classes to get the look you desire, but otherwise, it's possible.
But remember, just because soccer has a goalie, it doesn't mean you can't score.
The framework is made for developing Hybrid apps with the use of native functionality with ngCordova. That being said, if you like the framework you can just run it from your desired hosting platform since it is basicly just javascript, and angular, with the bootstrap like Ionic tags for styling.
You cant use the ngCordova functionality from a browser though.
The real questing is, what do you need to build. You might just be better of making a MEAN stack web application,if you dont have any use for the Ionic functionality, and just choose your own styling template, like mentioned, Bootstrap.
So I do freelance iPhone app development, and I need to a build a small website showing my company;s name and the apps I already deployed in apple app store, plus some images of my previous clients.
I started playing with ruby on rails, and setup a skeleton app on heroku, its live and works.
My problem is I don't know how to create a lot of things in Web, like scrolling left to right,
or adding a band that has icons. I don't know what should be the next thing to learn? should I readup on html and css? or is this a RoR functionality?
Anyone can guide me in the direction of a sample protfolio website in RoR?
Thanks.
If I were you I'd leave Rails out of this equation altogether until you have HTML and CSS nailed down - you're going to add in a large layer of unneeded complexity if you try and start with a server-side framework like Rails before you understand the basics of building web pages.
I believe that http://net.tutsplus.com has free beginning HTML and CSS courses that should be more than enough to get you up to speed.
Ruby on Rails is just the framework for the site. The flashy stuff you see on websites comes from javascript, css, html, etc. If you have the website functioning properly and are now looking to create the flashy pages to show off your apps, I'd suggest getting into javascript and css.
I guess your application is a collection of static HTML/Web pages which has some data(text, images).
So I guess you really don't need a scripting language or framework to develop your site.
Having grip on HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery will do everything up to my knowledge.
We have to build an app which should run on iOS and android. For expenses reason we decided to to it with html5 and phonegap.
Now we have to decide which mobile framework we wann use for it. I know there are already a lot of this issues and I also already did a lot of research. But I'm still not sure which one we should pick.
I've heard a lot down side points from Jquery mobile, but on the other hands it seems there is nothing really better, beside senche touch, out there.
What are your experience, what whould you suggest?
I'm looking forward hearing your opinion
(let me now if you need further information for evaluating)
Thanks
Building PhoneGap with Bootstrap and AngularJS is a breeze.
AngularJS provide a really nice separation between Route, Model, View, and Controller. Learn Angular directives and stop writing spaghetti js dom interaction code.
Bootstrap, though not as nice as jQM for mobile features (maybe until v3), still provide a nice starter CSS such as (navbar, fixed top, bottom, etc...) And if you know your css, then I think Bootstrap is more flexible than jQM. Combine with some nodejs build script to compile your less file to css and you are all set. Glyphicons is also a good starter set of asset/images.
I am sure you would have done a lot of research on this but from my experience I would suggest you to take a look at Sencha Touch + Phonegap combination.
The reason why I opted for Sencha Touch over Jquery Mobile is that the JM is quite sluggish when it comes to page transition and animation. Whereas, Sencha Touch provides you all-in-one place regarding building a rich mobile app with HTML5, CSS and Javascript. The only thing about ST is that you might require to learn some Ext JS which is used by Sencha Touch to create components. They do have a lot of documentations which you can refer to.
You can refer these links to kickstart on Sencha:
https://github.com/senchalearn
http://www.sencha.com/learn/touch/
All the best! :)
We have just started working with PhoneGap in my studio and we are using Backbone.js + Handlebars.js and Bootstrap or Ratchet depending on the case. It seems to work very well.
If you want some more resources on that I will suggest you start with
http://coenraets.org/blog/2013/05/top-10-performance-techniques-for-phonegap-applications/
http://coenraets.org/blog/2013/05/architecting-a-phonegap-application-video-slides/
http://coenraets.org/blog/2013/06/sample-mobile-phonegap-application-with-backbone-js-and-ratchet/
Really good resources.
HI, I', trying to add some menuItems to an AIR app application menu in the mac, I know that is possible to add to the standard one the application have instead of replace the whole menu, but I can't found any example on adding not replacing the whole the menu, can someone be kind on point me to an example of how to do that, thanks!!
Here's a post I found just doing a quick google search:
http://www.thanksmister.com/index.php/archive/air-adding-application-menu-bar-items/
I've created application menus for many applications, and it works just as described in this post (not written by me).