Enterprise Hybrid Mobile App development
summary
Converts an existing web ecommerce site into an enterprise Android and iOS app under a 24‑hour pressure scenario, using Ionic on top of Apache Cordova, Cordova plugins (notably a hot code push), and device debugging with adb. The build succeeds at rapid delivery and silent JS updates, but performance is poor for heavy functionality, native OS features lag until plugin support catches up, and hot updates complicate QA and versioning.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:10Hybrid Mobile App Framework
- 3:39Challenges in Enterprise IT
- 6:20What can we do
- 6:42Hybrid approach
- 8:30Hybrid vs Native
- 9:17Cordova plugins
- 10:05Hot Code Push
- 13:25Cordova Events
- 15:02Demo
- 22:26What to watch for
- 26:12Alternative approaches
- 27:22IBM Cloud
- 28:02IBM Cloud Sign Up
- 29:33Call for Code
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