Develop ipad-app on windows
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endre
Jun 2, 2011, 12:04:19 PM6/2/11
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Hello all.
I'm looking for a way to start delveoping some of the ideas I have for
some iPad apps before I get my mac.
Is there a way to do this in eclipse or some other windows editor? I
will have a mac when its time for device testing and deploy.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Endre
I'm looking for a way to start delveoping some of the ideas I have for
some iPad apps before I get my mac.
Is there a way to do this in eclipse or some other windows editor? I
will have a mac when its time for device testing and deploy.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Endre
Phil
Jun 2, 2011, 12:35:08 PM6/2/11
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To do iOS development, you will need a Mac.
However, to develop your ideas, you don't say what tools you'll be
using. For example, for your browser UI.
Thanks.
-Phil
However, to develop your ideas, you don't say what tools you'll be
using. For example, for your browser UI.
Thanks.
-Phil
endre
Jun 2, 2011, 2:20:11 PM6/2/11
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My thought was that since phonegap is based on html, css and
javascript, I could start a project in eclipse or some other tool and
start working on some of the GUI and javascript functions.
I guess if it was an iPhone i could start with an Android project and
then copy the code when I get my Mac. But since this is an iPad
project, I'm wondering if this is possible.
Endre
javascript, I could start a project in eclipse or some other tool and
start working on some of the GUI and javascript functions.
I guess if it was an iPhone i could start with an Android project and
then copy the code when I get my Mac. But since this is an iPad
project, I'm wondering if this is possible.
Endre
Phil
Jun 2, 2011, 2:23:25 PM6/2/11
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Yes, that should work as long as you're using only standard JS and CSS
stuff that's supported on both platforms. You only insert the HTML/JS/
CSS files into your iOS Xcode project, not anything else from the
Eclipse project.
Note that with a Mac, you can develop for both iOS (Xcode) and Android
(Eclipse).
Thanks.
-Phil
stuff that's supported on both platforms. You only insert the HTML/JS/
CSS files into your iOS Xcode project, not anything else from the
Eclipse project.
Note that with a Mac, you can develop for both iOS (Xcode) and Android
(Eclipse).
Thanks.
-Phil
Shazron Abdullah
Jun 2, 2011, 2:27:13 PM6/2/11
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You could but won't have access to device specific functions of course. You could try the Ripple (Chrome browser) extension, I think it supports PhoneGap functions in the browser (or at least stubs it out). No plugins also...
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Nick McCloud
Jun 3, 2011, 5:01:12 PM6/3/11
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I'd stick to NotePad or some other text editor plus a copy of Safari
for Windows and stub out the PhoneGap calls.
On Jun 2, 7:27 pm, Shazron Abdullah <shazron.abdul...@nitobi.com>
wrote:
for Windows and stub out the PhoneGap calls.
On Jun 2, 7:27 pm, Shazron Abdullah <shazron.abdul...@nitobi.com>
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