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I'm an Oracle Developer. The only programming language that I know is PL/SQL,
and I want to develop an application and upload it to Google Play and Apple's App Store so that it's available for download, and it should work offline.
Oracle Developer cannot deal with mobile apps, but there is Oracle Apex, and I can do a workaround, but it's hard and it cannot work offline.
The application is very small (just 5 or 6 pages and tables).
I want your help to pick up a programming language and tools with which I can do my task in a few days.
Go with PhoneGap. With PhoneGap you create apps using the web technologies you know and love: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
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I hope you are doing well.
I have a project to do at school, it's about developing an API to link three applications from different platforms to a single database. It will be a desktop, mobile and web application. But problem, I've never developed an API and I don't know where to start. I would like you to tell me how to do it (which language to use, which software I need and if you can advise me on specific courses), or at least give me indications on how to search. I heard that we could develop some with Python which is a language that I use often, so if there are indications that can go in this direction as well. Thank you so much.
Based on knowledge about python i recommend to use Flask framework to create your api and you can find a lot of youtube videos can help you
i hope that i was helpful for you good luck
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What are some of the pros and cons of developing a web page designed to be viewed on a mobile device? Could it be built to support gestures? What about the performance? Is it close to native or would there be jitters?
From my experience as an iOS developer, and someone who can do simple web sites:
I recommend doing native apps unless you are on a low budget and don't need functionality like gestures, camera use, etc. There are lots of hybrid apps that actually launch a simple app with a single web browser view. These come at the cost of unexpected layout errors.
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I want to develop an app for Android and iOS, which I will use camera, contacts, push notifications and maps
I have some knowledge in Android and I have read a bit about react native, but I would like to know that other frameworks are there for development hybrid app or why should I use react native...
Note: English isn't my native language
The biggest benefit of going with React-Native (rather than Xamarin or some other hybrid mobile) is that you can use what you learn here, and take it to the web by using React.JS. You most likely won't re-use code, but it'll be a breeze to setup the web app after making the mobile app.
Also, JS is very easy to work with.
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Let's say I want to build a mobile App which others can include/integrate in their app as a separtate module. The goal is that the customers can add the functinality of my app into theirs. Since the customers have different OS/plattforms it should be plattform independent. Could i write a html5 hybrid app which is then integratable through a plugin into every existing app?
Given the fact that you want to use native features and want developers to actually integrate your plugin you likely do best by programming it natively.
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I asked this question in Android Enthusiasts but I don't know if that is the correct place to ask. I'm looking to build a simple application that I'd like to post to Play Store.
However, my programming knowledge is limited to VB6, VB.net, VBA - primarily VB6. After doing some brief research it looks like I might not be able to build it in VB, but would C# work? Any advice?
Start with learning Java first since all Android applications are Java based. After that, you can start learning to create applications on Android Studio.