I have an app in ionic, I want to make it offline. What procedure should I follow..? if I have to start from beginning please explain it step by step.Simply i want to create a offline app using ionic, explain each and every step. I tried lot's of thing.
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If I make changes to the HTML/CSS/JS code of my ionic code, will the customer have to update the app or will it be updated dynamically?
As far as I know, we just push a website into an app and deploy it. When we change the code of your website and deploy it, the website changes show up automatically.
I wonder if Ionic runs the same way? Some people suggest that it is just running the app in a web view. So the app is intact, I change the website, what will it do?
I really want to know about this because we are trying to modernise our application. Our application depends on the server too much for view rendering and for all the logic. I want to make the client a little independent but at the same time keep the changes dynamic like they are right now.
Thank you so much.
I’m hoping to build a map recording app. All I want to know is can I do this with flutter?
Just a typical hiking app that will record my journey and then allow me to keep a record of the trip. With a screenshot.
Would need to record key milestones along the way. I live in the U.K. and I will need the app for both iOS and android. I’m keen to do this in flutter if it’s possible.
Any advice would be appreciated.
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Yes, it can be done using the Flutter framework and currently available plugins.
I am currently working on a mobile app using Flutter.
After finishing the project I would like to make it possible to publish it privately, which means that only specific users who, for example, received a link, are able to use the app.
I know there's already a similar question but I would like to know what's your experience with the topic.
What are the best solutions for this?
There are 2 ways you can do this that i know of
Firebase App Distribution
Internal Test(for android) and TestFlight(for iOS)
I don't know, if this will work out for you, but it is just a workaround, if the only the link is concerned. I know there are lot of things you can do, people will also advice you some best options, but this is something which I have used in my company, to be able to test and get feedback from certain people.
Publish your app for just in release mode. flutter clean will remove the cache, and helps you release the minimal sized app. After all when we publish we need the apk file only
flutter clean && flutter build apk --release
When you have the release-apk with you, just upload it on your Google Drive or your private server.
Get the sahrable link from the Google drive or YOUR PRIVATE SERVER, from where people can download, and then they will be able to test it and your task will be done.
PLEASE NOTE: This is just a work around, and can be followed, if you don't want to take too much of headache for just this task, that is testing and feedback privately. I have done this, and it is safe unless everyone has your link, which you won't do :)
Let me know how this goes for you, and if you have something for me, feel free to suggest. I will learn too :)
I have spent about 2 weeks creating an app and have made good progress. However, when I have been looking in to eventually deploying my app I encountered the Ionic Dashboard. Here it gives options to create an app, not to link an existing app. I created my app using the Ionic CLI, and have it connected to GitHub.
Since I’ve not got it synced with my app Dashboard and the only option given is to “Create New App”, do I need to start over?
Thanks in advance.
No you don't have to start over, you have to create a new app in the Ionic Dashboard and then link it to your existing app, following these instructions.
Let me know if you have anymore questions.
I'm trying to configure an ionic app with an express server and mongodb database for a personal project. I'm a beginner with this - I've set up and have been working with a MEAN stack outside of the Ionic framework, but have not been able to figure out how to structure the ionic app so that it can run on express and mongodb -- and will be able to emulate properly.
I've searched online, but there doesnt seem to be much out there on this topic. This is the closest I've come to an answer: http://thejackalofjavascript.com/an-end-to-end-hybrid-app/. But it still doesnt help me entirely. Any help is much appreciated.