I am start develop on Bing Map application using Ajax control api. Does this control supports for all platforms including mobile platform?
Bing Maps AJAX v7.0 control is officially supported on the following browsers (it may also work on others):
Internet Explorer 7/8/9 (PC)
Firefox 3.6 + (PC/Mac)
Safari 5 (Mac)
Google Chrome (PC)
Apple 3GS/4.0 iPhone Browser
Google Android 2.X Browser
BlackBerry 6.0 Browser
source: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg427618.aspx
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Does progress web app support adding app shortcuts (ref: https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/shortcuts.html)?
Thanks
The web platform now supports App shortcuts. At the time of writing, app shortcuts are available on Android (Chrome 84) and Windows (Chrome 85 and Edge 85). More desktop platform support will follow.
See https://web.dev/app-shortcuts/
No. App shortcuts are an Android API. Maybe browsers will surface a similar API in the future but currently none do.
Is there a way to test PhoneGap projects on various iPhones using an emulator. I am using the PhoneGap Build website.
I can do this easily with Appcelerator projects but can't see how to do this with PhoneGap.
#Bill,
There are several classes of emulators that you can use for Phonegap, and all mobile development.
webbrowsers in emulation (responsive) mode
Wienre (comes with server)
Ripple (work with Google Chrome)
IDE (eclipse, Android Studio, etc.
On #1, Google Chrome is the most popular and there are several plugins, Ripple being the most popular. Firefox has plugins and most people use Firebug. The browsers are mainly use for UI development. They all to a varying degree have WEB API access(1), which is good for testing but requires side steps to integrate with phonegap (so most people only do rudimentary testing with Web API). Firefox ctrl+shft+m ; Google Chrome ctrl+shft+i (then look for phone icon)
On #2, Weinre (pronounced winery), launches a window in emulator mode and has access to the console. This allows additional messages, more than in webbrowswer emulation mode.
On #3, Ripple is a favorite because it works with Google Chrome. It is similar to Wienre, but has no server.
On #4, Many of the mentioned IDEs have an emulator built in, or use an SDK to accomplish the same task.
Added Sept 1, 10:30pm PDT
There is this also.
What IDE for Phonegap? Is Eclipse enough? [closed]
Which IDE for Phonegap? Is Eclipse enough?
Best of Luck
Jesse
Footnotes
#1 - Many of the plugins have an API base on Web API.
I need develop chat application in mobile browser(android,iphone) as no mobile browser supports WEBRTC most of my browser based chat app is not working in mobile(android,iphone), there is any way develop mobile browser application that works in mobile browser ?
This doesn't answer your question, but the WebRTC APIs are available on Chrome for Android (currently in Beta behind a flag) and implementation is planned for Opera on mobile and desktop. That means a lot of mobile and desktop devices with full support for WebRTC...
google chrome browser is availabe in App store as a native application.
1)How will it be differed from safari?
2)How can it access device memory,have its all features if they have used
UIWebview?Normal UIWebview is enough if they have used UIWebview.
Chrome on iOS differs from Safari only in UI and ability to sync with Google services, cause it is based on Apple`s WebKit (rendering/layout engine)
I'm totally new to opera mobile addons. Can someone suggest me a site which can help me to get started?
I'm currently using a Sony Ericsson P990i. It is loaded with Opera Mobile 8.65.
I type "opera:plugins" in the Opera Mobile address bar; it showed me the list of plugins installed.
So, I'd like to develop plugins for my personal use.
Is there any tutorial/examples of Hello World for opera mobile plugin development?
Till recently we in Opera did not have the ability for running extensions in Opera Mobile. We have recently released a labs build with support for extensions http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/extensions-opera-mobile-labs/
The way to create Opera extensions is documented here http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/getting-started-with-opera-extensions/ The idea is to create extensions, and not exactly worry about desktop or mobile. Just creating nice extensions regardless of platform.