Are you able to use titanium to build a mobile web app, such that it can run on something like m.website.com and also have a mobile version of the app packaged to Android or iOS?
no you cannot.
titanium is complied code that needs to be deployed on a mobile device.
you are looking for something like phoneGap
Now, the answer is Yes.
Since Titanium 2.X you can also deploy your stuff as a mobile web project,
see http://docs.appcelerator.com/titanium/3.0/#!/guide/Mobile_Web_Support :
"Titanium Mobile SDK version 2.0 or newer is recommended for Mobile Web development."
At the moment Titanium 3.X deals with following platforms:
Android
Blackberry
iOS
Tizen (a free Linux-based mobile OS)
Mobile Web
see http://docs.appcelerator.com/titanium/3.0/#!/guide/Titanium_Compatibility_Matrix-section-29004837_TitaniumCompatibilityMatrix-MobileDevelopment
no you cannot do.
But you can do the mobile web
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Am I able to run my React Native application on a ios physical device? And if I am able to..let me ask you how is it possible?
I have created the application via 'React Native CLI quickstart' 'dev OS: Linux', 'target device: Android'..because I read: 'If you want to develop for both Android and iOS, that's fine - you can pick one to start with, since the setup is a bit different.'
I am not using Expo, because i will need the feature of reading NFC tags.
You will not be able to deploy to iOS without a Mac and XCode. Since you mentioned you can't use Expo, the other solution is to use online rent-a-mac type of services which let you use a Mac in the cloud to deploy your app.
I would like to build Android Apps in python using preferably the QT framework, if I have to do away with it, when it comes to android fine, but the development process has to be on Windows.
Yes, it is possible to use python to develop android apps below is the link which will guide you to develop Android app using Python.
https://hameedullah.com/develop-your-first-android-application-in-python.html
I'm starting a new big project in Cordova Phonegap and I have some doubts with using plugins.
Using my computer with Windows to build android's app and simulating it I'm hundred percent sure that it's working, but how can I know if the plugins in the iOS platform will work as well?
I've readed about PhoneGap Build™, but I'm not sure if it will bring versatility to the debugging process due to the need to 'deploy' the project to cloud whenever I want to debug a native apk version.
There's a tool that I can debug the development progress for both platforms (iOS and Android) in Windows, or whenever I want to test iOS platform I'll need to build an app in MacOS?
Thanks in advance
It depends what aspects of the iOS plugins you want to test: native or hybrid (JS)?
I.e. do you want to debug the Javascript running in the hybrid WebView - that of your own application and/or the Javascript layer of the plugins?
Or do you want to debug the native layer of the plugins (Android => Java, iOS => Objective-C/Swift)?
Bear in mind that any sort of deployment to an iOS device requires membership of Apple's iOS Developer program in order to be able to sign the app with valid credentials.
With regard to Phonegap Build, while it's possible to build an iOS app with Phonegap Build and receive the compiled .ipa (iOS equivalent to .apk), it's not easy to then directly connect an iOS device to a Windows 10 PC and connect a remote debugger to attach to the iOS Webview that your Cordova app is running in. I read that jsconsole offers one such free solution, but I've not tried it (there's a blog post about it, though).
One solution I have used is not free: Telerik Appbuilder is a paid product. It's Windows classic IDE allows you to build, deploy and debug the hybrid Webview of Cordova apps on an iOS device from a Window 10 PC using their cloud build service.
However, if you want to debug the native elements of iOS plugins, at this point your are going to need XCode (Apple's official IDE for developing iOS/OSX apps) and therefore the OSX operating system. But before you go out and buy a $1000 Macbook Pro, I would suggest one alternative that I use to develop both native and hybrid iOS apps on a Windows 10 PC: although it's not officially sanctioned by Apple, it's possible to run OSX inside a virtual machine using virtualisation software such as VMWare Workstation or Virtual Box - also known as a "Hackintosh". This allows you to use a Windows 10 host machine to run the OSX operating system and gain access to all of its features. By connecting an iOS device to a Windows 10 PC running an OSX, you can connect XCode to the device and use it's interactive debugger to debug the native elements of Cordova plugins. Also, you can use the Safari Browser's dev tools to connect to the iOS Webview and debug the JS layer.
I have used this method to develop and deploy both native and hybrid iOS apps to the App Store using a Windows 10 PC. However, bear in mind that a virtualised OS runs slower than a native one: I would recommend running the OSX image off an SSD with a high-performance PC: i7/32+Gb RAM/high-end GPU.
I developed Application With TiTanium studio on windows, For Android and blackbery. I also want to built my written app for Apple IOS. can i make this on windows?
In short NO. We cannot develop any application for iOS using Windows with Titanium. Because we need iOS SDK for iOS application development and for Windows we don't have IOS SDK. For more information you can check this information link.
I am planning to build an application for both Android and iOS, but from what I've heard, using Phonegap framework it's not possible to develop and deploy an iOS application only using Windows.
Is this true? Will I need a Mac for deployment? Any suggestions will help me proceed.
Regards
YES, It is possible to develop and test app for iOS using Intel XDK on Windows. However you still need a Mac when you are ready to submit app to Apple AppStore. But you can do development, create certificate and test on iOS device without a Mac.