


I don't have a working knowledge in Titanium but I read in a lot of forums that it supports less platforms when compared to PhoneGap. Looking at your requirement, I would say that your safe bet is PhoneGap. But once I had the environment setup, it took only minutes to deploy my app in to a virtual device. It took me 2 days to just set my environment right. Since then, I switched over to PhoneGap(which is free). And at times, i have seen the vice versa too. Often times, my app worked fine in the emulator but failed to run when deployed to a real device. My basic question about using the audio player remains unanswered for a month now. And there is no support in their forums either. The moment you start using html, javascript or even audio, all sorts of problem seem to creep up. But that's pretty much what MobiOne can do. As they advertised, I was able to create a static app within hours.

MobiOne? PhoneGap? Appcelerator Titanium SDK? Can either of these do what we need? Something else?Ī big 'No' for MobiOne.
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Basically it'd be nice if the tool (if one exists), were to allow us to give it a URL, an icon image, and it builds the app from there.Īnd while we are starting out with Apple devices, we need to be cross platform compliant with whatever tools we use because I can imagine the day when they decide to buy Android or WindowsPhone devices later on. We are on Windows boxes and are Java/Web developers so we'd rather not get into too much C sharp if at all possible, fyi.

We would obviously be distributing these oursevlves and they wouldn't be available in the App Store, so app guidelines aren't an issue. What is the easiest way to accomplish this? Essentially a very dumbed down browser with a custom logo. We are looking for a SIMPLE way of creating apps that essentially are just a web browser with a predefined URL and no address bar/tabs, etc. Finally, pack your application for your chosen distribution method, or re-wrap and then pack it.I work at a large company that is looking at building apps for internal use only (iPhone/iPad). After loading an app, you can go through every category to customize various options and make any necessary changes, then test the app and installer to make sure there are no issues. Visually, App Wrapper features a fairly simple but intuitive user interface. And in a 3 step wizard, it lets you download packages that contain all the magic: For Windows, it actually generates the. maybe add some home screen icons to your PWA web manifest). It analyzes a URL, tells you what you need to do (e.g. App Wrapper now also offers Xojo integration, and you can use this utility to handle debugging as well. That awesome free tool is called PWABuilder.
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You can use DropDMG and DMG Canvas for DMG creation, pack your app into a PKG installer, create a simple ZIP archive, or send the wrapped application directly to the App Store.
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You can code sign, edit properties, clean metadata, create icons and help books, notarize the app, check for issues, and more. The utility lets you pack an application for a particular distribution method, as well as make various changes and then repack it. It features a simple, intuitive GUI that organizes options in a logical order, allowing you to go through every step of the process as efficiently as possible. App Wrapper is designed to help developers prepare their compiled applications for the App Store or distribution on any other website.
