Hi All, Thank you all for your quick responses to my question. Mark did answer my question. I just started looking at how fims-web-app can be made to run on mobile devices and did not want to reinvent the wheel if someone was already working on it. I am familiar with Ionic framework, and like what they are doing compared with NativeScript, and will be working on getting fims-web-app to run on Ionic. With Gradle it should be easy to move files/directories around for specific builds. BTW, you do not actually need PWA to make fims-web-app run on a mobile device. PWA allows users of your application to get instant access to your app, all without having to download your app from an app store with just a URL. Ionic provides support for PWA. See http://blog.ionic.io/announcing-pwa-support-in-ionic-2/
Thanks Stephen On Fri, Oct 20, 2017 at 3:56 AM, [email protected] < [email protected]> wrote: > Hi Stephen, > > Originally fims-web-app was intended to run only on desktop devices and > currently supports lazy loading of modules when the user navigates to > them(so he does not have to download the complete app). > > To make it run on mobile devices makes totally sense to me and I agree on > what Ayuk said. > > I would go first with improve the responsiveness of the app to run on > mobile devices. > > Second would be using a service worker to install the app on the users > browser. > Third would be to allow for a offline mode which puts the app in a read > only mode and reads data only from the local cache until the user has > internet connectivity again. > > Rajan Maurya wrote a self service customer android client written based on > the fineract-cn api which you can find here: > https://github.com/openMF/self-service-app > > Resources: > https://github.com/housseindjirdeh/angular2-hn > https://workboxjs.org/ > > Mark > > On 2017-10-20 01:32, Stephen Agyepong <[email protected]> wrote: > > I see mifosio/fims-web-app uses angular 2+, which I totally love. > > > > My research shows 2 main ways to build an Angular app for mobile devices > is > > using (1) Ionic (hybrid/webview) or (2) NativeScript (native). > > > > I was curious how you intend to build it to run on a mobile device or it > is > > meant for the browser? > > > > Thanks > > >
