On August 10, 2020, Adobe announced the termination of the PhoneGap Build Service. See: https://blog.phonegap.com/update-for...d-cc701c77502c
We have been anticipating this for quite some time and while PhoneGap and PhoneGap Build are going away, Cordova remains an active open source Apache project and is fully supported within Alpha Anywhere.
By the end of September 2020, we will be pulling support for the PhoneGap Build service and the PhoneGap Builder will be renamed the Cordova Builder.
To build Cordova apps with Alpha Anywhere you have a number of options;
1.) Use the integrated CLI PhoneGap/Cordova Builder to build Android and iOS apps. Building iOS apps requires a Mac and Xcode.
Video: Android: https://youtu.be/TaBsySayl4Q
Video: iOS : https://youtu.be/-GCkyCeDEmU
2.) Use the integrated CLI PhoneGap/Cordova Builder to build Android apps with Android Studio for Windows and use a cloud service like MacInCloud to build iOS apps with a cloud based virtual machine.
Video: https://youtu.be/-GCkyCeDEmU?t=1323
3.) Use Ionic Appflow for a Cloud Based Cordova Build Service, Similar to PhoneGap Build
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMxBa7cR-Ys
If you are serious about building cross platform mobile applications, my recommendation is to get a Mac and use Xcode and Android Studio to build your Cordova apps. It's not a difficult process and once you get used to it you'll have access to all of respective native development debuggers, profiles, etc.
We have been anticipating this for quite some time and while PhoneGap and PhoneGap Build are going away, Cordova remains an active open source Apache project and is fully supported within Alpha Anywhere.
By the end of September 2020, we will be pulling support for the PhoneGap Build service and the PhoneGap Builder will be renamed the Cordova Builder.
To build Cordova apps with Alpha Anywhere you have a number of options;
1.) Use the integrated CLI PhoneGap/Cordova Builder to build Android and iOS apps. Building iOS apps requires a Mac and Xcode.
Video: Android: https://youtu.be/TaBsySayl4Q
Video: iOS : https://youtu.be/-GCkyCeDEmU
2.) Use the integrated CLI PhoneGap/Cordova Builder to build Android apps with Android Studio for Windows and use a cloud service like MacInCloud to build iOS apps with a cloud based virtual machine.
Video: https://youtu.be/-GCkyCeDEmU?t=1323
3.) Use Ionic Appflow for a Cloud Based Cordova Build Service, Similar to PhoneGap Build
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMxBa7cR-Ys
If you are serious about building cross platform mobile applications, my recommendation is to get a Mac and use Xcode and Android Studio to build your Cordova apps. It's not a difficult process and once you get used to it you'll have access to all of respective native development debuggers, profiles, etc.
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