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7 Cross-Platform Mobile
Most DPeopveulloaprm Cernots Ts­oPollastform
Mobile Development Tools
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2.
About Cross
Platform
Mobile
Development
Cross platform mobile development
describe a technique of writing a single
codebase for applications that will
ultimately used on different operating
systems. Different phone operating
systems like android and iOS are
structurly not the same in their
architecture. Google and Apple inspire
code to be written in contradicting ways.
That makes very complicated for
programmers to write a singular
codebase that if effective on both
platforms.
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3.
1. MoSync
MoSync is an advanced tool for
developing cross­platform
apps.
MoSync is largely eclipse­like
and
supports C/C++, PHP, Python, Ruby,
JavaScript, and Java. The best thing
about it is that it allows native apps to
be shipped to Symbian, Windows
Mobile, Linux Mobile, Android, iOS,
and iPad platforms effortlessly.
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4.
Whoop is a controversial platform that
brags of being suitable even for non­developers.
It remains one of the best
ways to go for beginners in mobile
development and those seeking beta
versions of their projects. Whoop has
a WYSYWIG interface that lets
developers drop app elements and
tweak the code from the task bar. It
works well with Windows Mobile,
Symbian Blackberry, Android, iPhone,
and other major mobile OS’s.
2. Whoop
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3. Appcelerator
Appcelerator uses web technology to
allow cross platform compatibility
between platforms. The native apps
are derived from technologies such as
HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, PHP,
Python and Ruby, and rendered on
the mobile via browsers.
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6.
4. Widgetpad
Widgetpad is also a web­based
platform
that can be used for developing cross
platform mobile software. It is
currently being developed in its beta
stage but on release, it promises a
slimmer packaging of key features
needed for the important elements of
mobile apps.
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7.
5. RhoMobile
RhoMobile is an integrated framework
based on Ruby, and is used for
making apps that work on multiple
mobile platforms. It allows native
apps to be created for Windows
Mobile, Symbian, Android, iOS and
RIM. RhoHub for instance is a cloud
code hosting environment while
RhoSync is an on­the­fly
standalone
server, which adds to the richness of
the developer experience.
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8.
6. PhoneGap
This award­winning
app development
platform is capable of handling apps
for Android, Symbian, Palm,
Blackberry, iPhone, and iPads. It is
based on distributed systems
technologies and web shortcuts such
as JavaScript, HTML, and CSS3.
PhoneGap is very efficient and gives
the developer easy access to advanced
hardware components like the
accelerometer and GPS tracker.
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7. Xmarin
Finally, Xamarin is a C#­based
platform
where code is written generally for iOS
and Android and compiled differently
during the deployment. Xamarin is
rather advanced, and allows users to call
native API’s in the resulting application.
Before compiling, Xamarin executes
code on a .NET framework at runtime
and gives a native dialect of either iOS or
Android.
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10.
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