i'm developing hybrid app using ionic. i want to pay with stripe in my app but Stripe’s ionic native plugin doesn’t seem to have charging functionality (it’s only for creating a token and validating card info, and nothing else), and I can’t find any tutorial showing how to charge a card & stuff.
I’ve searched google and all I’ve seen are plugins & templates for full integration, all for sale.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, as I’m at a stand still at the moment.
Thanks.
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I can't seem to find a clear answer as to how to answer this in the Google Play console.
Browsing the net I've found some answers related to advertising IDs
"How Expo Is Fooling Everyone" has a comment from James Ide saying "If you are using the managed workflow, the standalone apps will contain the Google and Facebook SDKs."
and another stackoverflow post on the IDFA.
My app doesn't use any specific type of advertising. But I think because I'm using Expo, I need to say yes to using an advertising ID because of the bundled Facebook SDK?
The form looks like this...
Does anyone know exactly how to fill out this form for an Expo app that has no advertising functionality added by the dev?
The article How Expo Is Fooling Everyone states that "all Expo applications collect the Advertising ID from users" which is true for Expo SDKs up to version 45. This meant that in the past you had to select that an Advertising ID was used in both your Apple App Store and Google Play Store submissions.
However, as of SDK 46 both the Facebook and FacbookAds packages have been deprecated in favour of Expo's newer EAS build service and these packages now need to be included specifically by users if they want to include the functionality of Facebook's login or advertising platform.
The contentious issue with Expo has always been the inclusion of the Facebook package which is why, as the article referenced, all Expo apps prior to 46 needed the Advertising ID disclosure in app store submissions.
While I cannot find any conclusive confirmation from Expo's documentation, I no longer disclose any Advertising ID collection in my apps using Expo's SDK 46+. I recommend that most developers migrate to the newer SDKs (SDK 47 as at time of writing this) to benefit from the EAS Build, updated React Native framework, and importantly, the removal of the default Facebook package included in every app.
I need to open office 365 modern pages in ionic angular based mobile app.
I know i can just check it by doing.
but still i would like to listen from you experts that whether it is a good idea to load a page (which may have react components on it) in ionic angular based app.
Can it create any problem in future ?
Thank you in Advance
I am working on a project to create an online medical booking system using Dialogflow as the frontend to provide users with a more personable experience.
So far I have come up with an ideal stack PIC. I plan to have it hosted on AWS (or GCP). However, I am new to Dialogflow but I know it is a very powerful platform. My two criteria are: (A) A stack that makes it easy to personalize frontend UI display and (B) Scalability, I am starting with a web app but would like to also develop an iOS app.
I have two questions: (1) Would you change anything in the stack? and (2) Is there a way to change the name of the bot each time user visits (to make it more "real")?
Super appreciative of you guys expert opinion :)
IMHO, I've found GCP to be easier to use than AWS, since Google handles SSL encryption with .app domains, while AWS requires a more manual solution. Google Cloud also offers a terminal window inside a Chrome tab, which can be a fun experience. So, for hosting, I recommend Google Cloud, unless AWS has a unique feature that applies to your personal circumstances.
Personally, I prefer Angular to React, but Angular, React, and VueJS are all fine choices for a front-end framework on a web app. Your choice of these probably depends on which framework you already know, or (if you plan to outsource development) which language you can use to hire better engineering talent.
For my own projects, I use Express and Node on the server side, instead of GraphQL and Prisma. Your call there.
Good luck!
I am a very new developer who can write basic HTML (yes I know it's English), and is looking for a solution to a problem that I basically invented.
I recently bought a product called Doorbird, a very cool and well engineered IP Doorbell. The reason I bought it, is because it has an App, and integrates with IP phones and support video, and has a few bells and whistles, if you're not familiar with this product, I highly recommend looking at it.
The "problem" is that it does not integrate with Google Home, or Amazon Echo. However, it does have an API that allows you to go to the URL, login and unlock the door. I was looking into creating my own action that would have the Google Home login to the Doorbell and go to the unlock URL.
My issue is, I have no experience with this, but I pick things up very quickly, and believe in myself!
I already looked at the api.ai site from Google, and have signed up. It looked simple, but upon further investigation looks very complicated.
If anyone would be able to point me in the right direction I would be greatly appreciative.
Thanks in advance,
-Jack G
You need them to publish their REST api so that you can call the 'action' to unlock directly vs. having to go to a login page. You would probably set up oauth to have your server talk to theirs or use web headers. Ask their tech support if they support direct REST api using a security model.
I'm a new developer to Shopify but been developing websites for 10+ years. Just got my partner account and private application setup. Been looking through the available documentations on the site and wasn't sure if applications are allowed to live on the users' shopify site or admin. is this possible? All I've seen so far are api call documentations but I'm having no luck finding anything regarding, how to add options to the admin or the liquid theme. Any references or pointers would be great!
I'm trying to figure out a way so when a user installs my app, A can add a 'part' that they can use and even new variables that they can use.
Try building with Greasemonkey for Firefox or a native Chrome App. Then convince your clients to install your code in their shop admin. Partner App with Shopify lets you inject links too. Hook that all up to your backend, and you're golden.