If you have been using Intel XDK to build apps both HTML5 based and
native apps, there is going to be (actually has been going on) a change
in the direction. A number of frameworks were used with Intel XDK in the
designer. You might have noticed that the number of frameworks are
being deprecated. Presently, in version (the latest) 3641 only the
Twitter Bootstrap is currently supported and the others are being
deprecated.
Intel XDK is going to focus more on IoT apps. The other apps are not going to be supported in the Intel XDK. Since most of the technologies used in developing non-IoT apps are mature, Intel XDK will get provide documentation help to use these technologies.
This is according to Paul, one of the Intel XDK moderators:
" it's not that there is a benefit for developing IoT apps over mobile apps, they are quite different apps; the point is that we are focusing the tool to emphasize IoT app development, especially since the free and open-source tools available for developing, debugging and building Cordova mobile apps have now become quite mature. We will continue to support the development of Cordova mobile apps, but will rely more heavily on these freely available tools, rather than try to compete with them. The product today supports the creation of two basic types of apps: IoT apps and mobile Cordova apps. When we say "IoT companion apps" we simply mean a mobile Cordova app that is focused on working with an IoT app and any supporting IoT cloud services. As the product progresses it will make more sense."
In version 3641
That going forward the emphasis will be on IoT apps makes great sense from the point view of Intel Corporation. Intel Corporation makes IoT boards of different kinds and will be investing a lot of effort on IoT.
What better way can be there than this change of direction.
More here for all comments on related topic:
https://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/intel-xdk/topic/700951
Intel XDK is going to focus more on IoT apps. The other apps are not going to be supported in the Intel XDK. Since most of the technologies used in developing non-IoT apps are mature, Intel XDK will get provide documentation help to use these technologies.
This is according to Paul, one of the Intel XDK moderators:
" it's not that there is a benefit for developing IoT apps over mobile apps, they are quite different apps; the point is that we are focusing the tool to emphasize IoT app development, especially since the free and open-source tools available for developing, debugging and building Cordova mobile apps have now become quite mature. We will continue to support the development of Cordova mobile apps, but will rely more heavily on these freely available tools, rather than try to compete with them. The product today supports the creation of two basic types of apps: IoT apps and mobile Cordova apps. When we say "IoT companion apps" we simply mean a mobile Cordova app that is focused on working with an IoT app and any supporting IoT cloud services. As the product progresses it will make more sense."
In version 3641
That going forward the emphasis will be on IoT apps makes great sense from the point view of Intel Corporation. Intel Corporation makes IoT boards of different kinds and will be investing a lot of effort on IoT.
What better way can be there than this change of direction.
More here for all comments on related topic:
https://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/intel-xdk/topic/700951
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