Wednesday, May 15, 2013

iWeb-Wrapper! The best iFrame App Like Alternative!

I know the title sounds a little funky but so its hard to describe an "app" name when the name itself describes its purpose. Basically, instead of creating an app using SRH script and having it load up pages through iFrame... NO NEED TO DO THAT ANYMORE! Behold, iWeb-Wrapper!

This 'method' turns your website into an app, so if your website is mobile compatible or it has HTML5 content (say a game), then you have created an app by only creating a website. The best part about this little method is that you just have to put the address of your site into the text file and the app loads that address like a browser except its an app!

If you have ever come across an app named iMobsters which is available in the appstore, it pretty much does the same thing, except that app is Objective C and worked on. But then again, Storm8 (creator of iMobsters) is a company and they go hard since its a business and you can too but you can too, you just have to work on it.

Here is a video of me walking ya through it :) Comment, Like, Share, and... Subscribe!!! :)



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Tuesday, May 7, 2013

HTML5 Games on iPhone/iPod/iPad as a Native App!

Alright, I know I have been absent for a while but I was actually experimenting with a 'trick'. I was trying to download HTML5 games from an HTML5 games site and link to it through my basic html code:

 "<a href="game.htm" Click to Play </a>"

It didn't exactly work and I am somewhat glad it doesn't because this would be just another step in protecting your game. When you do download an HTML5 game, to the extent that I have tried, I was receiving errors.


This is what happened when I launched the app, obviously the current 0.34 version of the script uses the html files and I linked the file to see if it even loads the page, but it did not.

Now, I used a PC to download the entire page (And I do not know how to download the HTML5 game since it has image files).

So yup, that is pretty much what I have been up to in the development for iOS through HTML5 / Web designing languages.

There was a report that there was a bug in IPA Installer app which is developed using the SRH Script but since slug himself made it, its a little advanced and this brings me to my next point.

The next version of the SRH Script will be very secured because the HTML files will not be visible to the users. Please do remember that everything is in beta and for educational use only. If you are looking forward into going in-depth  with your app, consider learning more languages unless you know how you will be secured through the web languages. :)