Installing Apps on iOS via Android
summary
Describes building the native part of an app in C++ that communicates directly with iOS devices over a cable, and the wrapper layer around that native code which exposes a full feature for use in the app.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:26iOS app installation problems
- 4:54Native libimobiledevice
- 15:12Integrating native code in Android
- 26:11Java wrappers and integration
- 33:51State and error handling
- 38:06Summary and demo
- 38:51Q&A
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