I have a Django application that loads a React app on a child page. Is it possible to use the ionic Capacitor with this setup?
Yes, you can. Ionic allows you to build iOS, Android and web apps with a single codebase, and Capacitor enables access between your application and the device the application is running on. Therefore, you can build either a web or mobile application that consumes your Django APIs, similar to what your React app is currently doing. You can learn more at https://capacitor.ionicframework.com.
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We have a Django based website with PostgreSql database. We don't want to develop any REST APIs for the current website. So we would like to know whether it is possible to develop a mobile app using Flutter when our website doesn't have REST APIs?
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You can use https://pub.dev/packages/webview_flutter just to implement browser features to your app.
But I prefer you NOT to use Flutter for this project. Just use Native Apps if you are not planning to add something in your app that needs cross-platform.
Building Native WebView apps will improve your app's performance more than Flutter.
Am Exploring Amazon Honeycode Beta version for web/Mobile app development. Am able to develop an app in Amazon Honeycode Portal. Am trying to understand that is there any possibility to move the honeycode app to Android Play store or Amazon restrict only to Team members who has installed Honeycode app ?
You can invite users to the app however are you asking for an Android Native app?
It depends how easy it is to jump out of the walled garden. If your app is a fully fledged website then you're good to go directly to the app and use a thin wrapper like electron. However based on the documentation you're app is making api calls, the HoneyCode app is doing the heavy lifting for the frontend.
To build your own you would need a frontend to make the same api calls and render it.
The api only has two apis. Probably check if you can get the data you want working first before building the frontend.
Something like amplify handles the frontend better.
So I am creating a sign up page in django that will also have a sqLite database which won't be accessible from the webpages to the users.
As I want it to be only accessible with the desktop application. After reading up I came across an article that said that Tkinter and django don't mix together.
What can I use instead of tkinter for the application? And what else am I missing in this picture?
database? (check)
desktop application (????)
server side will only provide the info for the client side and 'reward users'
client side will do the tasks and handshake with the server on completion for 'reward'
Have you considered Electron for the desktop app? Electron is basically a framework for using web technologies to build desktop applications and is used for things like Slack and Visual Studio Code.
It seems perfect for this purpose. You could just create a custom app in Django for the management of the database that can only be accessed via the Electron client. The entire desktop application could be built as a webpage and justed linked to in Electron.
I would like to know what is the real benefit of using azure web job sdk in web job.
I have some business logic to be executed without any interaction with storage,service bus.It is interacting with Sharepoint and Azure Sql. I have checked question here -Basic of Azure WebJobs SDK
which says JobHostConfiguration is not required for the job.
In which cases the JobHostConfiguration and webjobs sdk will be required and why we should use that?
WebJobs 3.x targets .NET Standard 2.0. This means you can use it from a .NET Framework application or a .NET Core 2.x application, the choice is up to you. If you want to make a .NET Framework application that uses WebJobs, then follow the same guide but with a .NET Framework console app as the starting point (instead of .NET Core).
If you're planning on deploying this webjob to a webapp that is running a .NET Framework application, I think it makes sense to use .NET framework for the webjob too.
You can refer here for more details on Webjobs Host.
Webjob SDK Version 2.x
The JobHostConfiguration class has a UseDevelopmentSettings method that enables development mode. The following example shows how to use development settings. To make config.IsDevelopment return true when it runs locally, set a local environment variable named AzureWebJobsEnv with the value Development.
Please let me know if this helps.
i am developing mobile application for one of my web app. After long search on google i found cordova to be the best for cross platform mobile app development. I am developing cordova based front end with ionic framework. I want to know which web service is the best one to communicate between mobile app & server. I am familier with REST for webapp but have no idea for mobile.
Note: My database is on server & i am communicating through web services only so no local database resides on mobile.
Thanks in advance for quick response.
Well angularJS with PHP & JSON object combination would be the best combination for the web services to develop for cordova application. Angular js used for cordova is the best to put at web service level too with PHP.
I found my answer after long search....:-)