Does anyone know why he disappeared support of chrome app in the transition from Dart Editor to IntelliJ?
Can't launch background.js but only the HTML files
What can you use to develop chrome app?
The feature is not available in WebStorm/IntelliJ IDEA at the moment. Vote for https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WEB-12096
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I want to build an Android Studio plugin (IntelliJ plugin) which can open an external app by pressing the button. The external app is developed by myself and is quite small. I hope to integrate it to the IntelliJ plugin so users only need to install the plugin instead of installing the app explicitly.
So is it possible for me to package the app into the plugin? I have tried putting the .app file under the resources folder but I don't know how to open the app programmatically. Or is there any other way to achieve my purpose?
Does Selenium support Firefox Android? If not, does any other tool support Firefox Android automation?
I know that Selenium supports the Android native browser.
Thanks.
Yes, there is something that is being worked on for that. I think it's called Selendroid . If that's not what you are looking for, its a good place to start. Also, in the future there is another project called Marionette but I am unsure if it is yet ready for use.
Is it possible to customize OSX Preview application by creating a plugin with Objective-C or other language?
I am pretty certain there is no such thing as plugins for the Preview app.
But to be sure, I did some googling and found this: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3296421?start=0&tstart=0
Perhaps you want to write your own QuickLook viewer?
If Ive developed an Android app in Titanium (Appcelerator), is it possible to change it to use in Eclipse?
Thank you
I use Eclipse, you can import your Titanium projects in eclipse but not with import but instead create a new web project and set the project location to the Titanium project you have created using Titanium developer.
Titanium Studio, the development environment for Titanium, is a branded and somewhat customized version of Eclipse.
Yes sure, you can put Titanium code within Eclipse:-
First be sure you have javascript Web development Eclipse version. You can download here: http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/eclipse-ide-javascript-web-developers/heliossr1
After that you have to install plugin using Eclipse IDE.
Import Titanium’s mobile application into Eclipse for faste development.
For more information Check this link: http://www.eeblog.org/index.php/how-to-set-up-a-titanium-project-with-eclipse-and-start-our-first-mobile-application/
Also, is there a way to test those webapp in a webkit based browser such as chrome (with phonegap plug-in maybe) on a PC first before compiling it to test on a device or emulator?
The key reason is that trouble shooting mal-formed html, javascript code is very difficult on a device or emulator. You can not view the js console to see all error. The Weinre is great, but it can not spits out the error browser complains when initially loading the page.
It will be great if we can validate the html, js, css app first before diving deeper into testing on Android device. i.e. a way to weed out some simple problems before getting into more complicated deeper problems.
Any experience/suggestions/ideas/pointers are greatly appreciated.
Paul> Seems promising. Will try and report back. It seems knowledgeable in phoneGap mob dev. What are the key steps would you go through to dev a phoneGap mob web-app?
Ripple is a Chrome plug-in that includes a PhoneGap mode.
For JavaScript static validation, the PhoneGap Android Eclipse AppLaud plug-in includes a JSLint mode.
I would recommend you use Safari. In your Safari (on Mac) go to Settings (on PC) goto preferences -> Advanced -> check on "Show Develop in Menu bar".
Now you'll find in the Menu "Develop" "User Agent". There you can change the UserAgent identification, that will be send to the server. You can then change it to iPhone.
This way you can at least test it for iOS.
Hope that helps somewhat.