Supporting iOS has always been a challenge for an open source project such as WP-AppKit. For several months, we have discussed this issue among the team as difficulties have increased. This article explains why we came to the conclusion that coming versions of WP-AppKit won’t support iOS hybrids apps anymore.
Today, the WP-AppKit’s add-ons family welcomes a new member: One Signal for Wp-AppKit. One Signal is a service that allows to send notifications from any device (including web notifications) in…
Tutorial: add taxonomy term lists to your PWA or mobile apps with WP-AppKit.
We continue to expand our PWA support allowing them to have add-ons.
Learn how to leverage native sharing centers in your WP-AppKit apps to create a smooth share experience.
Your plugin evolves. You can now publish PWA (progressive web applications) with the new WP-AppKit, the same way you did to create hybrid apps.
WP-AppKit 1.2 is there! So what does that mean for you? TLTR: when using deeplinks, you can now point towards posts, custom posts or pages that are not retrieved by…
Today we launch add-ons to integrate PushWoosh (mobile notifications) and Google Analytics with WP-AppKit. It is a major step for WP-AppKit and we wanted to give you insights about it.
Does Google Play console says that your Android app is compatible with less than a thousand devices? You’re facing the nasty issue of ARM/x86 compilation with PhoneGap Build. Don’t panic, we have a solution for you.
We are in the process to add Progressive Web Apps support to WP-AppKit. And guess what? You can test this new feature right now.