I honestly have no idea what is happening here but i was having a problem with my personal app I am building with authentication so I decided to build the default prebuilt test app and when i hit connect, this happens. I was hoping maybe somebody knew what was going on here? https://photos.app.goo.gl/w1HVdABUHws9q8Fs9
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I am surprised nobody has ever asked this, so here it is
If you are programming a webapp and you use Firebase as your only backend, can’t someone just download your frontend and then “fork” or clone your app? Someone would only need to create a new Firebase app and change the connection settings for him to create a clone of your project, right?
Obviously if you were coding an iOS or Android native app it would be harder as he would not have access to the original client code, but when talking about websites this really looks like a problem to me
Please tell me if there’s something I’m missing that would prevent someone from doing that
First off, I'm really, really sorry if this has been asked before, but I did not find a satisfying answer. This step seems missing / unthreatened in literally all explanations and tutorials out there.
I've read literally everything about making a Shopify App and I've built one and it works. I'm in the stage of submitting it, but I discovered the project directory is about 40k+ files large. When debugging the App, I ran the test server over ngrok over my local laptop, but it's kind of self explaining that I won't keep it running there 24/7 for the next 50 years.
After reading all guides, I still lack in one important information.
How is my app being pushed/pulled/deployed to their server? What exactly do I do to achieve this, and furthermore, how do I update bugfixes afterwards?
I am aware there is a review process and everything, the question is, when and how does my local app version move over to their servers. exactly?
I was really not able to find satisfying answers to this.
Help greatly appreciated.
You have to host your application on your own server be it a Public app or Custom app.
Public APP
They will review the approach not the code, they can't see your code,
it's deployed on your server.
In shopify developer account open create public app form, add your app urls.
Submit your app for approval.
Custom APP
They won't review anything, just deploy your app on your server and
add your links in the custom app form.
I used this code to build my app.. Actually it's working very fine on loose build but not on testflight build.. It would be great if anyone knows this?
Mistakenly I was using the sandbox certificate, replaced it with the production certificate and it works.
I have a node/socket.io chat app on OpenShift. The directory layout is the following:
I would like to start using SSL on the site, specifically with Let's Encrypt, which is free. However, no matter how many tutorials I Google and try out (on a separate hosting for testing, of course), I simply can't make it work properly.
I'm sure to some this is a silly question, but I'd appreciate if someone could tell me how to do this with OpenShift.
If anyone knows of an easy to understand, step by step tutorial, I would appreciate a link.
I am working with my first iphone app. and now i am working with push notifications. i am using urban airship for push notifications. in developement phase everything was working fine. device tokens were registered and then i could send push notifications from urban airship. but its not working with production phase. i put my app on app store but push notifications didnt work. i tried to search alot on urban airship to solve this problem but couldn't. I think there is something i have to change when i make binary file for that app. can anyone help me with this? any tutorial which will help me. Its working fine in development phase but not working in production phase. Thanks in advance.
I had the same issue at my company a couple months back.
There are two sets of urbanairship credentials (by credentials I mean: Application Key, Application Secret, Application Master Secret) sandbox and production. When you were developing the product, you were using the development credentials and everything worked great. Those will not work after you release the application to the AppStore due to the way urbanairship works with Apple's Notification sandbox etc etc.
Track down the production credentials on urbanairship and change them out in your source code before resubmitting and you should be all set. You'll need to do an adhoc build to verify (I believe). Good luck!
Documentation on Development/Production settings: http://urbanairship.com/docs/push_index.html#development-or-production