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  • Ionic and Material Design, what’s the story?

    06 Jan 2016 2 Android, AngularJS, Cordova, CSS, HTML5, Ionic, iOS, JavaScript, Miscellaneous, Mobile, News android, angularjs, Code, CSS, html5 Permalink 0

    Ionic is considered one of the most advanced HTML5 Mobile App Development Framework for building hybrid mobile applications. Ionic Apps are based on AngularJS and Cordova, and the framework's components allow developers to create great looking mobile apps that could match their native counterparts. While Ionic equally supports iOS and Android, the development experience (and issues) slightly diverge between ...

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  • Using Azure DocumentDB with Cordova Tools in Visual Studio (or any JS client)

    02 Nov 2015 1 ASP.NET, Azure, Cordova, HTML5, iOS, JavaScript, Microsoft, Miscellaneous, Mobile, Multi-Device, News, node.js, Tools, Visual Studio, Web .net, asp.net, azure, Code, DocumentDB Permalink 0

    Abstract A few weeks ago, I set on a mission to learn more about Azure DocumentDB. My end goal was to use Azure DocumentDB with a JavaScript client application specifically with a Cordova app built with the new Tools for Apache Cordova or TACO which the team introduced a while ago. Background In April 2015, Microsoft officially released DocumentDB, ...

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  • Using Application Insights with Cordova Apps in Visual Studio

    14 Sep 2015 1 Azure, Cordova, CSS, Fun, HTML5, iOS, JavaScript, Miscellaneous, Mobile, News, Tools, Visual Studio android, azure, Code, cordova, CSS Permalink 0

    Abstract When developing a mobile application, native or hybrid, we require a certain way to monitor and track different activities and events in the application. Developers need to detect issues, solve problems and continuously improve the application code. Marketers, on the other hand, want different kind of metrics. For instance, they want to know how many people ...

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