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Without updating URLs, the native android back button needs to be disabled; the back button is generally used to go back to the previous screen, however in reality it goes to the previous URL. If you use custom states for app navigation that wont work, as the URL never changed.
But most annoyingly, Page refreshes will send the user back to the homescreen, or even worse, back to a payment accepted notice/invite screen/ whatever link they used to get on the app at the beginning of their session. This problem is made worse by the fact that searches sometimes get cached/ websockets get severed, and the most reliable way to update searches would be to refresh the page.
My main question though, is why url params are bad? Is it simply because of your workflows that will run on page-load, or does it have more to do with workflows that bubble itself decides to run on page-load.
If you are asking that once you designate a page as mobile the answer is yes. Bubble allows you to designate one page as mobile and will detect when a user is on a mobile device. If on mobile the user will not be shown the index page but the mobile page that you designate as so.
Depends on the type of app. If it is a tool used by a team or company and you do not need to sell the features of your app to anyone then go with a mobile designed page instead of a responsive index page.
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Thank you very much for your reply. Where do I find my companies URL to view my design on my mobile deivce? Do I use the one at the top of the page when doing a preview on my desktop or is there an easier method?
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Hello, I have created my bubble app and designed the frontend on bubble and am getting ready to launch but I have only built and designed to look nice on desktop browser. How can I easily convert or re design to look nice on mobile browser? I was told to create a clone page and optimize that for mobile (380 width). Then go to the settings of my desktop page, and set the clone page to my mobile version. I feel as if this would create laggy servers with double workflows and was looking for a more efficient way.
It depends on the density of texts and groups on your site, in most cases the difference will not be noticeable (plus still plays a big role as a browser makes an upskale). I prefer to do the minimum width and adjust the responsiveness settings.
Hi @richclunan, I am new here also but I figured out that is eventually less work to make an app responsive than doing a version for mobile and another to the web.
Not only that.
The app feels the same way across platforms so who knows your app in a mobile does not need to figure out where are the links in a desktop version and vice-versa.
And, even if you make a page that looks good in a mobile upright, it is still going to look weird in a mobile landscape version and vice-versa.
Responsive is the way to go in my opinion.
Have a look in this video explaining how to do it and you will see that its simple.
We have replaced costly, high-maintenance permanent capillaries that are customary for the bubble pressure technique with disposable ones. Inserting and ejecting them is a matter of seconds, cleaning them a matter of the past. The temperature sensor, which is read for each measured value, can also be quickly removed when testing soiling or corrosive solutions
I have started trying the new responsiveness feature. However, I am having an issue with the workflows. I created a simple workflow to navigate between pages when clicking a button. These buttons work fine on the destop but does not on the mobile view.
I am on a Pixel 6, and for whatever reason when i press the buttons (yellow and red on the first page) they do not seem to be working on that mobile. it just does nothing. but does on my desktop. thank you for checking. I will test it on a few other places and see what I can do.
This is my second app, but this is the first time I have used more responsive designs. Why do you think I think its not working? Its doing what I want on the destop, but its not doing what I want on two different mobiles. So I am not sure. Anything really.
So I created a test page, and some test buttons from scratch and they seem to work. so I assume somewhere along the lines when I was fiddling with the different elements I had clicked something which interacted with mobile view. So I am just going to redo (I didnt get very far in making it so its fine) thanks for the help!
I was facing a similar issue, however, the issue with me was that I had added the sign up form in the centre and hidden it usually to only appear on mobile + tab, but I had not implemented workflows to support that sign up form.
Bubble's latest feature rollout is nothing short of revolutionary. The most requested feature by the Bubble community is finally here: the ability to build native mobile apps on Bubble. This isn't just a mere extension of their platform; it's a complete integration. Native mobile apps built on Bubble will share the same databases, backend APIs, and logic that Bubble web apps have been known for.
It is not totally clear yet if Bubble will act as a simple wrapper (embedding the web app into a native mobile app) or if they are planning to convert the app in a native language such as React Native.
Moreover, these mobile apps will integrate seamlessly with existing web apps. The best parts of building with Bubble, such as swiping, layer and screen management, device functionality, and more, are being remixed for the mobile experience. And the cherry on top? Developers can preview their app on their phones in real-time as they build. Bubble says they'll even offer assistance in submitting apps to the App Store(s).
Before this announcement, it was possible to build native apps using Bubble with the help of "wrappers" such as BDK native or Codeless Academy. These solutions allowed Bubble apps to be packaged for mobile platforms. However, with Bubble's new feature, the process promises to be much smoother, eliminating the need for third-party wrappers and ensuring a more native feel to the apps.
The recently released video titled "Coming soon: native mobile Bubble apps" on Bubble's official YouTube channel provides a glimpse into this groundbreaking feature. The video emphasizes Bubble's commitment to supporting millions of builders in their journey from ideation to full-stack web apps. And now, this power is being extended to mobile.
BubbleCon 2023, which recently concluded, was a landmark event where this new mobile feature was unveiled. The conference covered a range of subjects, including AI-powered design, data, logic, and more. The announcement of native mobile app development without code was undoubtedly one of the highlights of the event. For a detailed overview of the announcements, you can check out the official keynote.
Bubble's move to introduce native mobile app development without code is a testament to their commitment to innovation and user needs. As the no-code movement gains momentum, Bubble is ensuring that it remains a leader, pushing boundaries and setting new standards. Whether you're a seasoned developer or a newbie with an idea, Bubble's new feature promises to make the mobile app development process smoother and more accessible than ever before.
I've watched some videos about Bubble.io that you can create mobile applications without code, in addition to building and linking the database of the system and doing the work/process flow of the App. Can this platform provide us with the functionality and build both the frontend and backend to release a native mobile app
Yes, you can create web apps with Bubble.io and wrap them into native Android / iOS apps with the converter Natively. It allows enabling a lot of native features like push notifications, biometrics authorization, geolocation, universal links etc.
FYI, FlutterFlow is a pretty great alternative to Bubble.io in building mobile apps in terms of functionalities. Bubble.io is preferable for apps that need quick pivoting (changes are made real-time to end users without having to rebuild the app and to require users to update their apps) yet it is incomparable to FlutterFlow and other mobile app builders in terms of UX. Fair trade off I think.
Bubble.io is a perfect solution for MVP. The art of scale in an application developed in Bubble.io requires expertise. I would recommend creating a web app in bubble.io and creating APIs that can be integrated into a native application.
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Objectives: Traditional methods of assessing joint range of motion (ROM) involve specialized tools that may not be widely available to clinicians. This study assesses the reliability and validity of a custom Smartphone application for assessing hip joint range of motion.
Methods: Passive hip joint range of motion was recorded for seven different movements in 20 males on two separate occasions. Data from a Smartphone, bubble inclinometer and a three dimensional motion analysis (3DMA) system were collected simultaneously. Intraclass correlation coefficients (ICCs), coefficients of variation (CV) and standard error of measurement (SEM) were used to assess reliability. To assess validity of the Smartphone application and the bubble inclinometer against the three dimensional motion analysis system, intraclass correlation coefficients and fixed and proportional biases were used.
Results: The Smartphone demonstrated good to excellent reliability (ICCs>0.75) for four out of the seven movements, and moderate to good reliability for the remaining three movements (ICC=0.63-0.68). Additionally, the Smartphone application displayed comparable reliability to the bubble inclinometer. The Smartphone application displayed excellent validity when compared to the three dimensional motion analysis system for all movements (ICCs>0.88) except one, which displayed moderate to good validity (ICC=0.71).
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