Can a Meteor template be packaged up and deployed as a PhoneGap application?
And referring to marketing signals, it should be mentioned that PhoneGap Build was discontinued in October 2020.
Both PhoneGap and Cordova are open-source cross platform frameworks but with different names. Cordova, at this point, is the open source platform that was formerly called PhoneGap. Both the terms can be used interchangeably because they both can help build mobile applications using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Hybrid apps are developed using web technologies: HTML5, CSS and JavaScript, then put inside a native container such Adobe PhoneGap. These native containers run the web application code and package it into an app.
Eclipse ADT Plugin ADT (Android Development tools) is a plugin of eclipse which provide a complete IDE for developing Android application. ADT lets you create new Android projects, and it lets you create Android projects from existing source (this is the way we will open our PhoneGap app for android on eclipse).
Yes, this is possible, but not by packaging the meteor app on the phone. You have to point phonegap to your meteor server instead (you will still be able to use the API for accessing functionality on the device). Here are the instructions:
That's it. Compile and run the app.
A couple of time savers:
As of 0.9.2 version of meteor it is easy to use Phonegap: https://www.meteor.com/blog/2014/09/15/meteor-092-iOS-Android-mobile-apps-phonegap-cordova
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