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Next Step: Test on Actual Device(s)
After you complete testing using the device emulator and are satisfied with your app's quality, the next step is to test the app using the actual device(s) it will support. Before you push your app to...
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SummaryThis tutorial demonstrated how to use the Device Emulator, part of the Intel XDK, to test and debug an app.StepTutorial RecapChoose ProjectYou created a project using a demo app in the PROJECTS...
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Debug and Edit
To modify your source code at any time, click the DEVELOP tab and click the file name in the sidebar to select the file to be edited, such as index.html.For this Tutorial: Uncomment Several Script...
View ArticleTutorial: Device Emulator, Part of Intel® XDK NEW
Document Number: 329351-002USLegal InformationAbout This TutorialLearn how to test and debug your app using the Device Emulator: Start here for a quick introduction to the Device Emulator, the EMULATE...
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Intel XDK : accéder aux fonctionnalités mobiles natives dans votre...
L’environnement de développement Intel XDK est conçu pour les développeurs qui souhaitent utiliser leurs connaissances HTML5 pour créer des applications hybrides pour des appareils mobiles (téléphones...
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Using the Editor in the Intel® XDK Develop Tab
Contents:Legal InformationOpening, Saving, and Adding a FileA Note about the App Designer and App StarterCustomizing Your Editing EnvironmentStandard Editing Keys for Daily UseSample Output from a Find...
View ArticleCrosswalk Runtime Overview
[Click for complete article.]Crosswalk* is an HTML5 application runtime based on a variety of open source projects. The Crosswalk web runtime APIs included in the Intel® XDK distribution of the...
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Intel(R) App Preview-HTML5 Support Test Sample
The source code for this sample can be found here: https://github.com/gomobile/sample-html5-support-test or download the Intel® App Preview Android, iOS or Windows Phone app to check out all the...
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IntelXDK , Crosswalk Runtime and WebGL
IntroductionThis article is about developing android apps using Intel XDK and three.js.It will give an overview on how to develop GUI based app for Android architecture using this wonderful tool.I have...
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Integrating APIs with XDK - World Weather Online Sample App
The source code for this sample can be found here: https://github.com/gomobile/sample-masheryworldweatheronline or download the Intel(R) XDK to check out all the HTML5 Samples.This is a simple...
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Develop HTML5 chart applications for Android and Win8 devices
AbstractPresenting charts is one of the key components in business applications, and many of customers trend to use them in mobile devices. Therefore, how to make the charts application keep same...
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SummaryThis tutorial demonstrated how to use the Device Emulator, part of the Intel XDK, to test and debug an app.StepTutorial RecapChoose ProjectYou created a project using a demo app in the PROJECTS...
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Next Step: Test on Actual Device(s)
After you complete testing using the device emulator and are satisfied with your app's quality, the next step is to test the app using the actual device(s) it will support. Before you push your app to...
View ArticleApp Designer - Tutoriais & Vídeos
O App Designer, parte do Intel® XDK NEW, é uma ferramenta WYSIWYG para edição de layouts, focada na criação de interfaces de usuário. As suas principais características são:Múltiplos frameworks de UI -...
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Test in Emulator
After you have configured the Device Emulator environment, you can test the various features provided by your app's APIs, including on-board device sensors, push messages, app update, and firing...
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Configure Emulator Environment
As shown in The Device Emulator GUI, the Device Emulator provides a series of panels, each of which controls some aspect of the virtual environment. The panels are divided into two accordion-style...
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Choose Project
Before you test an app using the EMULATE tab, you need to choose an existing project or create a new project.Use the PROJECTS tab to select the active project to be used by other tabs. Selecting the...
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SummaryThis tutorial demonstrated how to use the Device Emulator, part of the Intel XDK, to test and debug an app.StepTutorial RecapChoose ProjectYou created a project using a demo app in the PROJECTS...
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Next Step: Test on Actual Device(s)
After you complete testing using the device emulator and are satisfied with your app's quality, the next step is to test the app using the actual device(s) it will support. Before you push your app to...
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Tutorial – Building and Deploying an Apple iOS* Application Binary
This document shows you, the developer, how to take your application written using the Intel® XDK and generate an Apple* iOS binary file. To generate any iOS binary (either Ad Hoc build or Production...
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