SpiderBasic

I haven't dealt with iOS or Android themes yet, but there seems to be something like that here: https://dojotoolkit.org/documentation/tutorials/1.6/mobile/tweetview/getting_started/


Ah, didn't look there. Thank you!

For the themes, it doesn't have to be iOS/Android themes. Just other themes ...

Hi,

I'm trying to get my first test app to run on my iPhone.

The procedure stops at 70%. No clue what could be wrong.

I followed the instructions in the documentation. NodeJS is installed. The device is registered in Xcode. A Swift test project, using Xcode, does run on my device without no ...

Hi,

Afaik SpiderBasic uses one fixed CSS theme. Is there a way to change this?

What I'm looking for is a theme that looks like a standard iOS or Android app theme style.

I prefer not to change the CSS myself. Preferably I want to download the CSS files from somewhere.

Is this possible? And if ...

Hi,

I'm new to SpiderBasic.

I want to create a list-detail app (eg. a notes app with list and click to open details form) that can be used on iOS and Android, but don't want to distribute it via an App Store. Instead, I want to host it on a web server.

In this scenario it has to be responsive ...

Hi,

I can create great client side web applications with SB.

Most of the time, those need an API to talk with.

Wouldn't it be great if I don't have to do this with ASP.NET but instead that I can also do this with SB? For this SB could, for example, generate PHP code?

Fred wrote:Yes, it's the plan.

Really, really, really fantastic news!

Can't wait for the first Beta release. I guess that you cannot say anything about an ETA (maybe wise to don't do that) ...

The cons are reduced security, so you may want to specify specific calling domains if possible, rather than allowing from all. Of course this may not b possible.

Good article here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Access_control_CORS

The final/live SB project will be hosted on ...

This is a security feature baked into web protocols I believe.

You need the remote page or API to allow access from your own domain. Or all domains using an asterisk as a wild card:

Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *

Search the forums for this, there are several threads about it. Which go into ...

If you say it can work then it would be great if you could provide me with a working example accessing a third party REST service (not on the same domain or local). I am really far from expert in this, so kindly take my writing with a grain of salt.

As far as I have understood, your logic is ...

This is a security feature baked into web protocols I believe.

You need the remote page or API to allow access from your own domain. Or all domains using an asterisk as a wild card:

Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *

Search the forums for this, there are several threads about it. Which go into ...