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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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What is the best solution to make a mobile app for both android and iOS?
-i need a light size app
-the app will contain payment plugins?
should i use the native android studio and Xcode to develop it? or there is a better platform or tool ?
The best answer I can think of is using React-Native.
It is lightweight and you use JS as the development language.
It uses Native ios and android components.
You will need an IDE for JS , Xcode and Android Studio.
I used React-Native to Develop a native App for iOS and Android. And was really pleased because you can learn React really fast and there are tons of libraries for the Framework.
One Benefits of react-native is that you can use an app for your Smartphone that allows you to scan a QR-Code which your react-native app creates so you can preview your app and see changes on your Smartphone in almost real time.
Another Framework that seems to be popular is the Ionic Framework that you might wanna look into.
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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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I want to make commercial applications for mobile. Haven't done any mobile development yet. So is it better to learn individual platforms like Android, Windows and iOS or it is better to learn Titanium or PhoneGap!?
I would suggest to learn Native platform first like Android , IOS or Windows. Native apps are more reliable , faster and scalable then PhoneGap or Titaninum. Native applications are easy to learn also.
If you wish to learn all the things you should try learning Native platform first , once you are clear with the idea how things are working you can easily achieve the same in PhoneGap without any or minimum difficulty.
All the best to your learning !!!
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I am new to android apps development.Shall I develop android apps for Samsung gear devices? How to convert android apps to samsung gear using tizen sdk?please help me to get some ideas.
The Tizen SDK contains a few similar tools as the Android SDK. If you're happy with adb, sdb will feel very similar.
Programming-wise, Tizen is very different. You either write applications in "Web" mode, i.e. HTML-5, or in "native" mode, i.e. C/C++. No Java.
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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.