mobile-application

About to open up a public api with OAuth access, no problem with that. Main site uses the api but with basic authentication instead (restricted for our internal ip range) Next step is to plan a mobile application but how should one handle authentication there? First thought was to create a special log in screen just for our appid to make it look like authentication (instead of authorization) but it would not be very hard to revers engineer our appid. How does (for example) facebook handle log in within the facebook iphone app? Look and feel says they're using authentication but if so, how do

I want to integrate mobile number verification in my Android application by sending an SMS from the user's mobile, so is there any API which allows verification of a mobile number by sending an SMS, apart from sending an SMS to a user's mobile? i recommend cognalys for android the demo app is available on play store and its source code on github this will be helpful to verify mobile number internationally Because its a new way of verifying mobile number without fee . SMS method is a traditional method. You should definitely go for Digits Api provided by fabric platform, Below is the link for

We have a responsive web app developed using AngularJS 2. We would like to wrap it inside a package to redistribute it as a mobile app. Android is our priority. We have looked at Cordova. Are there other options available for turning a web app into a mobile app? What are the pitfalls involved in turning an AngularJS 2 web app into a mobile app? Ionic 2 , currently in beta, uses Angular2 to make hybrid mobile apps. You'll have to make some modifications in your app but it's still Angular2, only with some custom ionic components. NativeScript also uses Angular2 to make apps, but this time, it

I have a Google App Engine application with a front-end that was created using GWT. How would I go about creating a mobile app equivalent of this? In particular I would prefer to use GWT to create the front-end here as well. Does Google have any thing within GWT specifically designed for creating mobile apps? Is there already some existing structure in GWT which takes the front-end you've created and makes it scalable so that it can be easily transformed into a mobile app? Thank you much! appbootup It depends a lot on whether you wish to build cross platform as in phonegap or keep it simple as

I'm injecting NavController in my constructor as I want to push a page. But, below code doesn't work in Ionic 4. It was totally okay in Ionic 3. Constructor constructor(public menuCtrl: MenuController, public navCtrl: NavController) { this.menuCtrl.enable(true); } Method goToSecondPage() { this.navCtrl.push(list); } Now, to complete the final step and implement those routes in our app-routing.module.ts file, they would look like this: const routes: Routes = [ { path: '', redirectTo: '/home', pathMatch: 'full' }, { path: 'home', loadChildren: './pages/home/home.module#HomeModule' }, { path:

The short summary is: How do I build an APK and separate libraries (by which I mean sets of classes (and ideally, resources too) in some form, such as JAR, AAR or DEX files), but not include those libraries in the APK; instead, the app loads them at run time? Detail So my main question is how to build such an app (e.g. Gradle configuration). How do I specify which classes go into which JAR or DEX files? Do I create an Android Studio module for each DEX file I want to end up with? A closely related question is how the Java code should then load the external libraries and access their classes at