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  1. Display Loading Indicator In Status Bar using Intel XDK

    This post is a part 19 of Intel XDK Complete Tutorial post series. Many times you would have seen a loading indicator in status bar while using a app. This indicator is used to convey to user about something been downloaded by the app or app is loaded some library. Intel XDK developers can display […]

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  2. Displaying Confirmation Box In Intel XDK

    This post is a part 18 of Intel XDK Complete Tutorial post series. Before we learn about Intel XDK confirm box let’s first see what a alert box is and how it is different from confirm box. A Intel XDK alert box is a popup box that is used to inform user about something. Alert […]

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  3. Displaying Alert Box In Intel XDK

    This post is a part 17 of Intel XDK Complete Tutorial post series. A Intel XDK alert box is a popup box that is used to inform user about something. Alert box has only one button and when its clicked the alert box closes. There is no event fired when the alert box is closed […]

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  4. Publishing Intel XDK App to App Store

    I have created a video on how to build ios app binary and then publish the app to app store.

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  5. Signing Intel XDK Generated Android App

    This post is a part 15 of Intel XDK Complete Tutorial post series. To release a app into Google play store you need to sign the Android apk file. If you are using Intel XDK to build a app then its very easy to sign the apk. Installing Java Before we sign our apk file […]

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  6. Change Viewport Width using Intel XDK

    This post is a part 13 of Intel XDK Complete Tutorial post series. Suppose you have developed you app layout for 320 pixels width. If users are using your app on other small or large viewport then your app’s UI may break down. In this case you can actually virtualize the viewport width to 320px. […]

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  7. Retrieve Viewport Height and Width In Intel XDK

    This post is a part 16 of Intel XDK Complete Tutorial post series. Viewport height and width of the application on same device changes according to the orientation of the app. Therefore we will first need to detect the orientation and then find the height and width of the viewport. Height and width is measured […]

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  8. Intel XDK App using WordPress Backend

    In this tutorial, we will cover how to use WordPress as a backend for a Intel XDK mobile app. We’ll then look at how we can create REST APIs for WordPress so that the Intel XDK app can communicate with WordPress using those APIs. We’re also going to build a simple Intel XDK app which […]

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  9. Install or Run a App using Intel XDK

    This post is a part 14 of Intel XDK Complete Tutorial post series. With just one line of code you can install or run an application Running or Installing Android app //Parameters: app name, protocol handler, app location, bundle id intel.xdk.device.runInstallNativeApp(’Boom Town’, ‘applab.boomtown://’, ‘market://details?id=com.intel.xdk.applab.boomtown’, ‘com.intel.xdk.applab.boomtown’); Running or Installing iOS app //Parameters: app name, protocol handler, […]

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