We have some PWA's for flight, hotel booking, etc. we want to add it as a separate section and open it in our existing Android and IOS apps(Native apps).
we are trying to achieve the same behaviour as in native app
Hi you can use a webview in your native apps. It is possible for IOS and Android but you will never have the same "feeling" as a native app. For further information check the documentation of Google and Apple:
Android Web View
iOS WebKit
I made a demo app for voice/text message using Dialog-flow API. I integrated that agent with Google action. Now I want to use this Dialog-flow agent/API in native android app. All are working fine as i test it on Google Action simulator and native android app.But not able to see google suggestion chips in native app, How i can solve this ?
Please help.
Hi I really need some sources for using the twitch api on android as the twitch api site or their forum do not have any useful information on how to integrate it into an android app.
Essentially I need to use the login and chat for a specific channel.
I'm trying to embedded a video call provided from google hangout in my android app.
I don't know if this is possible, but I've done a lot of research and couldn't find anything.
Is it possible? If not, how do i make an app that has video chat capabilities?
Any idea on how you can integrate Google hangout in an Android App ? I do not see any API that is currently available. Is using WebView an option ?
there isn't anything at the moment and I don't believe a WebView version will work, because hangouts needs the camera plugin that googles installs and it's not available on mobile browsers.
start google hangouts in android
How can I start a Google Hangout in Android with an Intent?
The new Hangouts API will allow developers to build their own experiences inside Hangouts and build real-time applications that use Hangouts, similar to Google’s own built-in YouTube player. The YouTube player lets Google+ users in a Hangout watch videos together at the same time.
Google also announced screen-sharing, Google Docs editing and sketching as new built-in features for Google+ Hangouts today, thereby forcing developers to think beyond the obvious integrations to more creative uses of the Hangouts API when building their apps.
See more at http://techcrunch.com/2011/09/20/google-launches-hangouts-api-for-developers/
From Hangouts API Reference:
The Hangouts API provides the programming interface to Hangouts video calls. It provides a JavaScript interface that enables your app to do such things as list the Hangout participants, share data between instances of your app in the Hangout, control some aspects of the user interface, and control the microphone, camera and speaker settings.[...]