I have a question about the Play Store (I know that it outside of ionic but I figured I'd ask here anyways). I have one of my testers using a Note 8 which after digging, I see that it is unsupported based on the following reason:
Doesn't support framework version
21 and onwards
But reading the documentation about the block, it says it's only needed if you change it? Digging a bit deeper, it looks like the value is in the build.gradle file. Am I safe to just change this to a higher number?
https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZjoPA7ZBshVYP5KvrJyRESj23NIm5HriRgy
I’m assuming you’re using Cordova for the plugins/platforms, the docs here will show you the level it supports. I would say yes, it should work. Again, assuming you’re saying framework version 21 is the Android API level, Cordova will support it. Now as far as any particular bugs with the build specifically on a Samsung Note 8, that’s a different question. I would test with the required levels and make sure your Cordova Android Platform
is up to date.
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Hi stack overflow community,
I'm a novice programmer in high school and have never written an app for mobile devices before so please bear with me. If I was to write an app using Flutter, will I only be required to write the code once and then be able to distribute different versions of it (iOS, macOS, Windows, Linux, Android, etc)? Or will I need to make small changes for each version such as using XCode to create the iOS version and Android Studio for the Android version? I know this is such a basic question but I've spent a couple of hours looking this stuff up and I'm still confused. Any help would be nice.
Thanks,
Daniel
In a product development environment, after writing the cross-platform code with Flutter, there are some need-to-do tasks related to Native environment.
In the case of Android, there are several cases when you'll need to touch the Native level such as config Firestore settings, Social authentication (Login with Facebook for example), changing the launch icons/ splash screen of the app or publishing to app store, etc
For iOS, the same case apply as well. So I suggest you start with small steps to develop the app first, then when running into something that seems impossible with just Flutter code, there are tutorials and SO to guide you through. It might seem overwhelmed at first, but we are all on a journey, so no need to rush it ;)
You should make small changes too. For eg when adding launcher icons and splash screen you have to edit the respective native folders. When distributing for ios you need to manually customize its Runner from xcode. There are many library that support either android only or ios only. In that case if you need that feature you have to make changes in native code like java ans swift.
if you're creating your own native plugins, you will have unique code to write. But if you're just using things out of pub, almost nothing will require change (unless you are publishing to the store).
Running Xcode version 8.2.1, Swift 3, and Cocoapods version 1.1.1 and I can't for the life of me figure out how to resolve this issue. I need to use the analytics library but can't get past this error in the UIViewController+SEGScreen.m class:
Without forking, is there another solution here?
What exactly do you need to figure out? The API is not available when targeting iOS extensions. There is no solution but fixing the API. If this is an open source, the fix looks really simple (wrapping in a custom macro such #ifdef TARGET_EXTENSION). If not, time to use a properly written analytics framework, that takes into account all aspects of iOS development, not the most trivial ones only.
I'm trying to link to the Firebase SDK (v2.5.0) within my OS X framework, but it keeps telling me I am trying to link to a framework built for iOS.
It seems to state pretty clearly on the Firebase docs that the iOS framework can be used to build OS X clients as well, so does anyone know what I am doing wrong here?
ld: in /[...]/Firebase.framework/Firebase(Firebase.o), building for OSX, but linking in object file built for iOS, for architecture x86_64
As of 2.4.0 (changelog), Firebase no longer ships a single binary for iOS and OSX, but instead has multiple frameworks (Firebase.framework for iOS, FirebaseOSX.framework for OSX). Similarly, the iOS Cocoapod is named Firebase, while the OSX Cocoapod is named FirebaseOSX. This is due to several changes in our build process, such as adding bitcode support (which only makes sense on iOS).
We still build and release iOS and OSX through these channels, and continue to support OSX, though it's not heavily advertised (as you noticed). As mentioned, if you don't use Cocoapods, using https://cdn.firebase.com/ObjC/FirebasePlatform.framework-major.minor.patch.zip will get you the framework, then follow the Alternative Setup instructions for including it in your project.
You need to add some dependencies in your project's Build Phases:
libicucore.dylib
libc++.dylib
CFNetwork.framework
Security.framework
SystemConfiguration.framework
See the Apple docs on how to add these if you haven't done this before.
Ok, this is a bit weird.. But after digging around in the pod specs I noticed that the FirebaseOSX podspec links to a different url than the iOS pod (FirebaseOSX.framework and an older version).
So I decided to copy the framework url from the Firebase site, and change the name and try that, and it downloaded a OSX framework for me. This is really weird, because I can't for the life of me understand that I should do like that based on what I can read on the Firebase site, so I can't really consider this the official way as it doesn't really make any sense. But it seems to work for now..
So for v2.5.0 the url is:
https://cdn.firebase.com/ObjC/FirebaseOSX.framework-2.5.0.zip
I'm using the mosync library for develop iPhone applications. It generates the Xcode project ,
now I need to compile it to make it run on a iphone. So for that I need a mac.
do anybody know somewhere online to find online compiler which do that with a web based interface?
--thanks in advance--
Its really a difficult ask, since apples terms of use on certificates stop people from doing this.
But I got a paid solution for the same problem you mentioned which provides Xcode on Macintosh with latest updates. It just cost about 10$-20$ per month. Initially, you will get the trial offer too. If you like it, then you can subscribe it.
But friends beware of those who provides hacintosh version.
You can refer to following link-
http://www.xcodeclub.com/
http://virtualmacosx.com/
If you want to compile C or C++ right on iPhone/iPad you can try CppCode ios app
I wanted to use CFHttpMessage and CFHttpRequest types in my application. I used it and found from documentation that to use it I will have to include CoreServices.framework in my application. When I tried to add that framework to my application, it was no there in the list of framework. I also checked the frameworks directory in finder but its not there. So its problem in the iOS sdk. I am not able to use the CFHttpMessage and CFHttpRequest types in my application, because it can not find the framework thats why it gives the linking error. At installation time of iOS sdk I chosen all the options and made full installation. So from where can I bring the CoreServices.framework in my application.
It doesn' exist: http://markmail.org/message/ib7kdwfpvoovomng