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I want to know if I can develop an Android app using these two programming languages, and I can also use HTML for the interface?
yes you can. theoretically! or you may even write the assembly for your apk directly.
You can develop your app with Java and Kotlin (Android SDK) and C/C++ (Android NDK) as native development languages.
You can also develop for both Android and iOS apps with C# (Xamarin or Unity3D - for games) and Javascript/html (a lot of frameworks - as Phonegap, Sencha Touch, React Native, etc) as hybrid applications.
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Im an android developer , now i want my apps to be in iphones too, so is there any way to convert apk to ios or to write apps in android and ios with the same code ?
to write apps in android and ios with the same code?
There are a lot of cross-platform frameworks such as
React native(javascript language).
Xamarin Forms(C# language)
Flutter(dart language developed by Google)
to develops an application which could run in both android and iOS platform. All the above framework will have at least more than 70 percent common codebase and the rest of the pieces of code will be written in android and iOS for platform-specific functionality. React Native and Flutter are the trending frameworks
is there any way to convert apk to ios?
I believe it is not possible. Even if you manage to convert, apple has strict rules in installing third-party applications. Thereby you won't be able to install the app in iOS
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i am recently developing an enterprise mobile app, using Android Studio, and of course java on the code and XML on the layouts code. As all apps, i need it to be running on the iOS OS too, so my question is: Is there any software, or SDK that could transform my Android Studio apk or my code into an IOS app? If there's not, what are my options? the app that im developing its not simple so its getting bigger and bigger, so programing again on an IOS SDK its not really a solution right now. Help please.
There's j2objc, but it's still experimental. If you want to develop cross platfrom native app, you should try tools and frameworks like Titanium or Xamarin
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If I created a piece of software for Windows phone, for example using C#, and I want to publish this software on other platforms (iPhone or Android), do I have to rewrite the code in Java for Android and in Objective-C for the iPhone? Or are there other solutions?
If you are a C# programmer, you should look into mono/xamarin.
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You can use Monotouch for iPhone Development and Monodroid for Android.
You should be aware that you will still need to know how to build the user interface using the native SDK components.
I like Phonegap/Cordova. Allows you to use web technologies (Javascript, HTML, CSS) but package them up as apps for multiple platforms.
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I have developed a cross-platform app using PhoneGap for iPhone and Android. I'm considering to make that app available to other platforms as well. I came across some of Windows and BlackBerry documents about apps porting. This got me confused.
What is mobile apps porting?
What is the difference between apps porting and cross-platform development?
"Apps porting" is the process of taking an app developed for one platform and "porting" its functionality to another. This is essentially re-development of an existing application.
"Cross-platform" development is the process of using a system like PhoneGap to develop an app once with a single development system, then compiling/generating targeted platform builds for multiple platforms.
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i need to add some native android elements to stage. Is it real?
#Acrossfy,
Adobe Native Extensions allow native Android functionality to be added to your AIR based App. However Adobe Engineers strongly recommend that you do not attempt to write Native Extensions (ANEs) for UI Elements. They recommend that you use the MXML Mobile Spark Components for UI building. You can however add native Android features like Toast Alerts and Vibration.
Adobe's Official ANE list:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/native-extensions-for-air.html
ANEs we've developed at JamPot:
http://www.jampot.ie/ane/