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Jane Mathew
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Jane Mathew
asked on 14 Aug 2013, 07:33 AM
Hi,
I have seen a new initiate from Kendo team named "Kendo UI ASP.NET MVC Mobile”. I got the information that Kendo UI's MVC Mobile server wrappers will remove the JavaScript coding and we can write coding in C#. But is that something we can use along with Phonegap? Because I am planning to develop a hybrid mobile application (phonegap) with KendoUiMobile and Icenium. Is "Kendo UI ASP.NET MVC Mobile" is a solution for me?
Thanks.
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Hi Jane,
You cannot use Kendo UI Mobile for ASP.NET MVC to build a mobile app that can then be packaged with Phonegap (now Cordova). Developing a hybrid app with Cordova requires this app to be created with HTML, JS and CSS, there is no .NET framework on the device to render the HTML/JS. The ASP.NET MVC wrappers would not function outside of MVC project.
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You cannot use Kendo UI Mobile for ASP.NET MVC to build a mobile app that can then be packaged with Phonegap (now Cordova). Developing a hybrid app with Cordova requires this app to be created with HTML, JS and CSS, there is no .NET framework on the device to render the HTML/JS. The ASP.NET MVC wrappers would not function outside of MVC project.
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answered on 07 Feb 2014, 03:06 PM
Is there any way to develop hybrid mobile apps with MVC4 and Kendo Mobile?
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Hi Saadat,
The short answer is no. The long answer is already available in the previous post.
Let me know if anything is unclear and further clarification is needed.
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Steve
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The short answer is no. The long answer is already available in the previous post.
Let me know if anything is unclear and further clarification is needed.
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Steve
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answered on 17 Mar 2014, 04:28 AM
why cant this be done, if a web browser itself made using phone gap as a app and MVC site be site on the server.
Let the browser on app access web site
Let the browser on app access web site
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Hello Praveen,
Indeed you can access MVC web sites through a hybrid mobile application, but the app itself can't be develop using the MVC pattern as the initial inquiry was.
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Indeed you can access MVC web sites through a hybrid mobile application, but the app itself can't be develop using the MVC pattern as the initial inquiry was.
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Zdravko
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