Hi John,
Cross platform availability is a key challenge and will definitely be a
must-have with other platforms growing (such as Android).
Depending your requirements, you should investigate native apps vs web app.
I would like to invite you to review the description of our multiplatform
applicati
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> Subject: [MCN-L] cross-platform apps?
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John,
You might also want to look at Phone Gap, which is an open source platform
that allows you to develop once for multiple systems using HTML and
javascript that then integrates with device-specific installations.
http://www.phonegap.com/
You can take a look at a prototype we built last year
John,
The Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History has a cross-platform
(Apple & Android) app called MEanderthal. I think the Canadian Museum of
Civilization's app is Apple & Blackberry, coming out soon on Android too.
I think everyone wants to work cross-platform, but it takes additiona
I see some iPhone apps being developed by museums, including mine. Don't
recall seeing any announcements of cross-platform apps by museums. With the
growth of Android phones I am wondering if anybody has done or plans to do
cross-platform apps. And if not, why not.
John R. Bedard |
