I'm planning to build an app using NativeScript for the front end and Parse for the backend. Has anyone tried and gone down this path? I would love to hear your experience before I invested too much time and found out they don't work nicely together.
From what I've learned the last few days, there's no DOM for NativeScript. Does Parse Javascript SDK work similarly with the assumption that there's no DOM?
I've had a scan around online and I can't find much information on whether their compatible. I guess the only way to find out is to give it a go. I'd be interested in the result though.
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Im working on an xamarin native app, where we now want to make use of ultra wideband devices.
I have some trouble finding good resources and tutorials on that.
What is the best approach here? Can you provide any good knowledge, links, tutorials on this?
This is what I have found, but its very limited:
https://aniltaskiran.medium.com/nearby-interaction-ios-14-wwdc20-e4ad9bcb3826
https://github.com/android/connectivity-samples/tree/main/UwbRanging
Would be really helpful with more info.
The readme.md at https://github.com/NativeScript/windows-runtime says that the Windows runtime for Nativescript is in proof of concept stage, and then lists what I understand to be very deep language features that are not implemented yet.
The tone on the https://www.nativescript.org/blog/nativescript-runtime-preview-for-windows-10 announcement seems a bit more enthusiastic about the current feature set.
Being able to use Nativescript on Windows Phone (and any other platform) is incredibly appealing.
TJ, a core team member, recently posted on the forums about this:
Hey #NezzaGrey,
Thanks for reaching out, and awesome that you’re liking NativeScript :smile:. >Straight to the point though—we’re not actively working on UWP support because >1) it’s a ton of work to add a new platform and commit to supporting that >platform indefinitely, and 2) we’re not seeing nearly enough demand from our >community to justify taking on that work.
That doesn’t mean that UWP support in NativeScript will never happen, but it’s >not coming in the short term because we’re just not seeing the demand. That can >always change though. I’d encourage you to add your use case to the GitHub >issue open for adding UWP support in NativeScript: >https://github.com/NativeScript/NativeScript/issues/254. Yes, the issue is >somewhat ancient, but we really do pay attention to well-thought-out comments >during roadmap discussions.
I’ll note two other things. First, our initial work on making a Windows runtime >is completely open source and available on GitHub: >https://github.com/NativeScript/windows-runtime. We’d love to have community >?>help to make the new runtime a reality.
Second, one option you have is to build your iOS and Android apps with >NativeScript and Angular, and to use our code sharing approaches (see ?>https://www.nativescript.org/blog/code-sharing-between-web-and-mobile-with->angular-and-nativescript1) to share your Angular code with other apps. You >could take that approach to share Angular code between your NativeScript apps >and your UWP apps if you use something like Electron. This approach isn’t >ideal, as you’d probably prefer to build a completely native UWP app, but it’s >something to consider if you’re open to using Electron.
Anyways, hopefully you found some of this helpful. If you have any other >questions feel free to follow up.
Source: https://discourse.nativescript.org/t/windows-uwp-support/2659/3
I am having bit trouble. I need to know how can I do the live presentation(.pptx or .ppt) on the website. I am searching for it for past 4 days and recently I found one site which is doing the exact thing what I am looking for but it have lack of support and it doesn't support Firefox browser and there is no API for it. So what I need to it with IFrame. Here the reference link what am I try to achieve.
https://presentation.io
Hope you will understand the thing I am looking for and provide some useful suggestion to me. Thanks.
Has anyone tried using MoSync lately? Apparently they are dropping the "beta" title soon and will be officially launching in a few weeks. How do they compare to say Appcelerator?
You should try the new new version,
http://www.mosync.com/documentation/manualpages/whats-new-mosync-26-pyramid
I especially love the HTML integration, the ability to create and call native code, it both directions, cool :) I'm really excited about the potential of HTML UI.
Tony
Appcelerator works by building you an application that contains a WebKit and JavaScript engine that runs your application. This makes the build's slightly bigger.
MoSync can target more platforms than AppCelerator because it's designed to be able to output to any target platform.
I've been using jQTouch to make an iphone-like website. But, I don't want it to look like a native iPhone app (Since people will be using it on other phones), but I don't really like the included JQT theme. Anyone know any other themes? I've searched long and hard, but can't find any. If worst comes to worse, I guess I could always make my own, but I'm not too good at graphics. Just wondering if anybody knows about any others, including those in demos?
Thanks in advance!
-Leticia Meyer
I've created one, available for download here
It's easily customizable, has Retina support and uses lots of CSS3 and a minimum amount of images.
2018-08-02: link to download from webarchive
as per my point of view you don't need to have graphics knowledge, coz in jqtouch you can use css3 and using that you can develop a kick ass theme.