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Cara Mudah Buat Aplikasi Mobile dan Web Dengan Aplikasi Codiqa

Cara Mudah Buat Aplikasi Mobile dan Web Dengan Aplikasi Codiqa

Saat ini banyak alat yang membantu developer untuk mengembangkan aplikasi mobile dengan menggunakan bahasa web. salah satunya adalah Codiqa. Aplikasi Codiqa adalah aplikasi cross-platform antara web dan mobile yang mampu menciptakan aplikasi mobile sekaligus web hanya dengan sekali langkah.

Aplikasi Codiqamerupakan aplikasi berbasis…

Budding app developer Connor joined us during his half term break from school to get a feel for what it is like working in an app development studio. We set him to task designing and developing his very own app in just three days.

Day 1: Connor came up with a great app idea called Health + and investigated the market place and business potential of the app. He wrote an iTunes description for the app and sketched some initial screenshots to clearly and succinctly communicate the essence of the idea to rest of the team at milo.  

Day 2: He started to develop a prototype of the app using codiqa. Codiqa is a powerful drag-and-drop builder for creating cross-platform HTML5 mobile apps and it lets you output real, usable code. 

Day 3: Connor continued to refine his prototype in preparation for a client presentation of his idea in the afternoon. 

I'm sure we'll be hearing a great deal more from Connor and look forward to seeing his first app appear in the App Store any day soon. 

I'm a fan of HTML for building mobile apps. Its incredibly quick and easy to build simple apps. I already know HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Lots of other developers do too, so it's easier to find people to work with than native platforms.

When I recently started working on a mobile project, I used Codiqa to build a mockup of the app interface and generate HTML and Trigger.io and TestFlight to turn that mock into an app running on my iPhone.

Get Creative With Your Mock

Codiqa makes it easy to create app mocks.

Sign up for Codiqa basic account so you can build more than 3 pages and export your mock as HTML

Build an awesome mock by dragging and dropping

Optional: customise your app by creating a theme with jQuery Mobile Themeroller and uploading it to Codiqa

Download your mock as HTML and unzip

From Mock To Mobile In Minutes

Next, I used Trigger.io to create an app from the mock HTML and TestFlight to release it to my phone.

Install Trigger.io's tools

Create a directory for your new app

Run forge create (See Trigger.io's OS-specific instructions for more detail)

Replace the contents of the src dir Download HTML from Codiqa to the src dir of your new app

Rename app.html to index.html so that Trigger knows it's your start page

Change your app's config to include your package name and point to your provisioning profile (there's an example local_config.json here)

Run forge build ios to compile the app

Run forge package ios to generate an IPA package file for iPhones

Distribute Your Mock App

Once you've followed these steps, you can upload your build to TestFlight and push it out to your testers.

To deploy apps to iPhones, you will need an Apple developer account and a provisioning profile. TestFlight have a good resource on preparing a build for distribution through TestFlight. Also, Handshake have a good overview of Testing iOS Apps with TestFlight.

More details on Startup Milwaukee's February meetup are coming soon, but we are excited to announce some details (as well as our line-up of all-star speakers)!

What: StartupMKE's February Meetup

When: Wednesday, February 8th, 201              6:00pm - Begin Networking              6:30pm - Startup Presentations: Code Academy, Codiqa & SplitGear.              7:15pm - More Networking              8:00pm - Post-event networking (Location is TBA)

Where: OPEN MiKE - located in the 2nd floor of Grand Avenue Mall. The address is 161 W. Wisconsin Avenue. Google Map

More about our Presenters:

Code Academy | Be your own Technical Co-founder! Mike McGee, Co-founder & Arvin Dang, Content Developer About: Chicago-based Code Academy is teaching passionate people how to build web applications in 11 weeks. Learn more...

Codiqa | Jquery Mobile Prototyping & Interfacing Tool Max Lynch & Ben Sperry, co-founders About: Codiqa is currently in BETA. Learn more...