I am more lost than I tought. Thank you for your patient :) I have one big, and complex GWT app.
Now I'm interested in create other GWT app similar but more simple oriented only to our clients (and avoid all the developers part). The idea is to create this simple GWT app (this GWT app will include some native capabilites ) and then, "transform" it into native platforms (Android, Iphone, Blackberry...), I asked at the beginning of this email if there was any framework that allows it. Now, thank you to your last answer I know that with phone gap is impossible because this framework only creates web solutions (if I'm incorrect please, let me know) So, the only option that is correct is Gwt4Ti Mobile. Good. While you were answering me I spent time reading on the internet about these problems, and I have more questions: *How much does it cost *Gwt4Ti Mobile to develop an non open source app (the simple GWT app)??* (I mean, I saw that I'll need the Appcelerator Titanium Studio IDE, it costs an extra money)** Is there other option? Is it possible to use others IDE, like eclipse? * * * *Are there other things that I must know?* Excuse me for all this questions, but I need to send an inform to my bosses :) Thank you for all. If you don't understand anything, let me know, please (I'm not good enough in English) . Adolfo. 2012/2/13 Alain Ekambi <[email protected]> > Note that PhoneGap will not turn you web based app into a native app. It > will give it some native capabilities. > So your application will still be a web app but with a native shell given > you access to the device api. > > Concerning Gwt4Ti Mobile we have some pretty happy customers at the > moment. But maybe some one using it will like to share his experience. > > If i m correct you have a Desktop GWT app that you want to turn into a > mobile app with some native capabilities. > Assuming you UI is mobile optimized PhoneGap could be the way to go. > Because you could reuse most of your UI code and have some native access > through PhoneGap. > > 2012/2/13 Adolfo Panizo Touzon <[email protected]> > >> Hi Alain, >> >> Thank you for the info. >> >> We are interested in Native solutions. >> >> Basically, if I'm correct the best frameworks in order to have one app >> for each platform (from the same initial GWT app) are *Gwt4Ti* *Mobile *and >> *phoneGAP*. >> >> Alain, in the last mail explains that Gwt4Ti Mobile would be helpful. >> >> Does someone works with these frameworks? Are there others? >> >> Thank you in advance, >> >> Adolfo. >> >> PD. I post this mail here because I'm interested (if is it possible) in >> create the initial app in GWT and then transform to native platforms. >> >> >> 2012/2/13 Alain Ekambi <[email protected]> >> >>> Hi Adolfo, >>> >>> Like always it depends. >>> Should your mobile app be web based or native ? >>> >>> If you are are looking for a webbased solution i d recommend : >>> >>> Web : >>> 1) Gwt4Touch (www.emitrom.com/gwt4touch). Not only because we created >>> it, but also because it leverages Sencha Touch, which to me >>> is the best mobile HTML5 framework on the market. We also added PhoneGap >>> support if you want to add some native capabilities. >>> >>> 2)i also like mgwt a lot. (The Gwt PhoneGap API is from the same >>> author). But i think Gwt4Touch looks a bit better :) >>> >>> Native : >>> On the other end Gwt4Ti Mobile will help you build native mobile apps by >>> leveraging the Titanium runtime. >>> So if you want to go native while leveraging GWT(specially all your back >>> end code) Gwt4Ti mobile should help. >>> >>> >>> >>> If you have any question feel free to ping us on the forum >>> >>> www.emitrom.com/forum >>> >>> Cheers, >>> >>> Alain >>> >>> 2012/2/13 Adolfo Panizo Touzon <[email protected]> >>> >>>> Hi all, >>>> >>>> I have developed a GWT app. Now, we are planning to create the same app >>>> to mobile devices (Android, Android Tablet, Iphone, Ipad, Blackberry...). >>>> >>>> After a fast google search, I have seen that the are some frameworks >>>> that allow "write once, run everywhere" like >>>> mgwt<http://code.google.com/p/mgwt/> >>>> , PhoneGap <http://phonegap.com/>, >>>> gwt4timobile<http://www.emitrom.com/gwt4timobile> >>>> . >>>> >>>> The questions is that I don't what is the best, and if there are others. >>>> >>>> Also I don't know if there is a good decision work with these >>>> frameworks instead of develop in each platform the app. >>>> >>>> Any idea, or user experience are welcome. >>>> >>>> I don't know if there is useful but the app that we are planning to >>>> transform is easy, it does not need the latest versions of each OS. >>>> >>>> Regards and thanks in advance, >>>> >>>> Adolfo. >>>> >>>> -- >>>> El precio es lo que pagas. 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