Mobile Only Application in SC?

Scriptcase 9 General
#1

Hi,

I know that SC produces the responsive layout. Any one has developed mobile only web application? I would appreciate if you can share the best practices and tips and tricks. Thanks in advance

Regards

nnara

#2

It didn’t create mobile apps properly for me when tried about a year ago. So I’m creating my own custom HTML/PHP/JavaScript apps specifically for mobile devices for data entering by mobile users. Then admins access data/reports from sc ERP system. I’m also interested to know how others experienced with mobile apps created by sc.

#3

Thank you for this but do you have English version? :slight_smile: I have watched this even though i did not understand the audio; this is more of html and java script coding. I am looking for more of using SC to develop mobile based web app.

#4

Any one has any other thoughts here?

#5

Netmake needs to make SC more flexible on templates. First god step was with the new version of Login App. You can select your own LIB with HTML. Something like this needs to be done to all types of Apps. This way we can create unlimited layouts and switch them on the fly.

#6

Agree Frogie. The truth is, Netmake needs to make all SC app templates and components responsive. Charts, grids, forms etc are not responsive resulting in ugly scroll bars. They should have started the process of converting years ago. I love working with SC and will continue to do so, but if this is truly going to be a RAD this issue needs to be addressed. Face it, most web views will be on a phone or tablet. Desktops and laptops are rapidly losing market share. We should not have to do workarounds to develop apps. I first started using SC on version 5. We are on 9 now.

#7

I did create a mobile friendly app a few years ago using only SC initially. I was able to get something that demonstrated the project to others. It was used on smartphones only, so I didn’t need to switch between desktop and phone, in terms of making it look good. I just focused on the phone. Now SC has better mobile macros. I would think it is doable even more now.

One thing I did was create an app using phone gap that was essentially just a browser. I had to do that as I needed to access the phone camera to scan QRCodes.

I am a programmer, so I think you would have to have programming experience to do things, but it is possible.
Good luck!