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Hi,
I'm trying development on hybrid system for android - web, I want to know who might help me?
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hi Alexander,
I want to make an app to run as web and also mobile, I'm working in a domotic project.
Thanks.
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Hi,
the easiest solution would be to write the app in HTML5. You can package an HTML5 app to work on mobile platforms as any other native app. Intel has a great HTML5 development platform in beta right now. You should try it out: http://software.intel.com/en-us/html5
Thanks
Alex
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Hi!
thanks for your answer, I can use the mobile hardware with HTML5 apps?
for example, I can use accelerometer or gps?
Again Thanks!
JudLup!
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Hello JudLup,
There is a way writing hybrid apps for mobile and not only android by using phonegap
you can use web technology to build a hybrid app for cross platform with all feautures you need...
Hope my answer was helpfull...
Nik C.
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You can use Titanium SDK , it's provides community developers with an unmatched ability to create quality native, mobile web or rich hybrid applications to all platforms from a single code base, using JavaScript. With over 5,000 APIs, Titanium allows you to deliver an immersive user experience at a fraction of the time compared with traditional native platforms, and without compromise.
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It all depends on what you are going to do. If your app needs GPS, the accelerometer, or is very graphics intensive, then a native app is the only way to go.
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