Windows App Development

Little Explanation of Mobile App

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There are different types of Apps:

titanium App

Use Appcelerator Studio or CLI to deploy your Titanium projects as Windows Phone applications, which can be deployed to Windows Phone devices. To deploy to a Windows tablet, you need to package a Windows Store app with Studio or the CLI, configure the tablet to sideload a package, and install the public certificate and package.

Currently, only one Windows Phone device may be plugged in to your computer to deploy. If multiple devices are plugged in, the build process will fail with an error

Native App

Native App has been developed for use on a particular platform or device.A native mobile app is a Smartphone application that is coded in a specific programming language, such as Objective C for iOS and Java for Android operating systems. Native mobile apps provide fast performance and a high degree of reliability. They also have access to a phone’s various devices, such as its camera and address book. In addition, users can use some apps without an Internet connection. However, this type of app is expensive to develop because it is tied to one type of operating system, forcing the company that creates the app to make duplicate versions that work on other platforms. Most video games are native mobile apps.

Usually, when people hear “Mobile App” they assume you mean Native App. This is a program that runs on a handheld device ( iPhone, tablet, etc) which has a “smart” operating system which supports standalone software and can connect the internet via wifi or a wireless carrier network. Usually people download native mobile apps from app stores such as the apple app store or the Android market. A Native app can only be “Native” to one type of mobile operating system: iOS, Android, Blackberry, Symbian, Windows phone, WebOS, etc. If you want to also make your app experience available to Android or Blackberry users, you will need to develop and maintain a separate piece of software. That gets complicated and expensive. Companies that are looking to promote themselves to the Smartphone market have other options beyond native mobile apps:

1. Hybrid App: This type of application has cross-platform compatibility but can still access a phone’s hardware. It is developed using platforms such as Sencha, PhoneGap and Mosync.
2. Dedicated Web App: A website that is tailored to function on a mobile device. These are tailored to a specific platform and will not work on other smartphones or feature phones.
3. Generic Mobile App: A mobile website that will work with all mobile phones.

In the early stages of the Smartphone market, most apps were tailored to the iPhone. However, the market share for Android phones grew, thus, the need for cross-platform functionality became an issue.

Phone gap apps

The PhoneGap Desktop application provides a drag and drop interface for creating PhoneGap applications. It's an alternative to using the PhoneGap CLI built for those who prefer a visual user interface over a command line interface approach.

PhoneGap Desktop starts a small web server to host your project and returns a server address you can then enter into the PhoneGap Developer app running on your mobile device or in your desktop browser. The project is served automatically upon project creation, but you can also manually start any project that's inactive by clicking the green play button next to it.