I'm a new developer on Kony and want to build a mobile application deals with database by SOAP web services. which the best for me among these options and what the difference between them.
Details on the Kony product lines can be found on the Kony product pages. Kony Visualizer is the application design & development platform for creating the "front end" of the app. Kony Mobile Fabric is the platform for integrating app with backends through middleware services - the product is categorized as a "MBaaS" or "Mobile Backend as a Service". With Mobile Fabric, you would create integration services that integrate with your backend SOAP, XML, Java, Rest services (along with many more), and then in Visualizer would map the service outputs to your front end.
More information on Visualizer can be found at:
http://www.kony.com/products/visualizer
And Mobile Fabric at:
http://www.kony.com/products/mobilefabric
Please note that Kony Studio is no longer a Kony product. Kony Visualizer Enterprise now includes the Visualizer app design capabilities, along with the IDE functions formerly a component of Kony Studio.
Kony Studio, until version 6.* was the IDE to code (Android, iOS, Windows) app in JavaScript or Lua.
Starting from Kony Visualizer 7.*, this was the new IDE to code (Android, iOS, Windows) app in JavaScript or Lua.
With Kony Visualizer 7.* came the Kony Mobile Fabric 7.* where you can now easyly deploy web services (Java, WSDL, etc.) or orchestrate JSON cloud services.
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I would like to develop an application both in iOS and android.
I just tried ionic framework and xamarin (forms) for the development. I found that ionic framework is not suitable for my application, but I am very impressed with Xamarin. Xamarin have only a limited support.
How can I take a Xamarin Enterprise license? Is the Enterprise license help me to get official development support?
If you have VS Professional or Enterprise you get Support from Microsoft / Xamarin, if you use the free Community Edition then you get community support, see https://www.xamarin.com/compare-visual-studio
There’s also a network of Xamarin Partners and a Consultants who can give you bespoke support tiered to exactly what you need. Email them to explain the level of support you need and they will let you know he best route
I need to publish my first Tizen app to Tizen store but I don't know how to do that . when I did publish it show me some errors that prevent my app from working again.
also if I upload the .tpk file directly it show me another error about screen size.
Tizen.Net is currently in preview version. Afaik currently you cant deploy Tizen.Net app in real device as current tizen devices are not "dotnet" enabled . Only you can run .net application in Emulator.
Ref: https://developer.tizen.org/ko/forums/tizen-.net/device-does-not-have-.net-installed
Currently to publish your app in tizen store you need to develop it in Tizen native or web language.
To know about publishing procedure, check the following link.
http://help.yoyogames.com/hc/en-us/articles/216754658-Publishing-To-The-Tizen-Store
To publish your Tizen app in store, you have to maintain its standard by following some predefined Tizen Store validation rules.
To know about validation rules, check the following validation guide
https://developer.tizen.org/sites/default/files/documentation/tizen_validation_guide_ver_1.4_140529.pdf
I have developed a Xamarin UI test for my hybrid app (not written with Xamarin). It is an android app and i have used Visual Studio2015 for the c# based test script development.
Now i need to upload the tests to the Xamarin Test cloud ? Is it possible ? If Yes then How? Thanks.
Since the mobile app was development outside of Visual Studio / Xamarin Studio, you need to submit the test and a release build of the .apk via the cmd-line tool (test-cloud.exe):
test-cloud.exe submit <PATH-TO-APK> <TEAM API KEY> --devices=<DEVICES> --assembly-dir=<PATH-TO-TEST-ASSEMBLY-DIR> --user=<EMAIL>
Consult the following link for details concerning app signing.
Ref: Submitting_Android_Tests
I have a project in Android Studio (on a pc), and as far as I know now Microsoft owns Xamarin and its free once you have a Visual Studio license, then you can develop apps using C#(Already know that I have to port the JAVA code) and then compile in a MAC the IOS app.
My 2 concerns are:
When you can't compile, will the IDE show the IOS related errors?
There is a clear implementation of "cross platform code" vs "specific code"?
How Xamarin manage it?
In addition, our plan is to finish the app for Android which is our primary target and then manage the IOS, besides the other questions, what I need to know is if that is possible.
Yes, the VS IDE will show you build errors from the iOS build server.
Yes, you can build an Android app using Xamarin and later extend it to build an iOS app also. This is easiest if you use Xamarin Forms, but it also possible with native Android/iOS UI, but will be much more dependent on how you architect your applications.
I'm working with Xamarin plugin in Visual Studio 2013.
I have an iOS app and I want to add the Azure Mobile Services client component to that app. But when I click "Get more components" and search for the component in the store, it is not found.
I tried doing the same from the Xamarin Studio on my mac and the component is there.
Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?
Update
The component is now available in the component store for unified api projects. It became available 1 day after I asked my question :-)
My guess is that you are trying to add it to an iOS Classic project on the Mac with Xamarin Studio but using an iOS Unified project on Windows with Visual Studio.
Looking at the Xamarin Component Store the Azure Mobile Services client is currently only available for iOS Classic projects. You can see that by the tags. It has an ios tag but not an ios-unified tag.
Xamarin Studio will not show the component when you click Get more components if it is incompatible with the current project.