An unsigned APK can not be installed on Android systems. In order to be able to install the APK on real hardware Android devices or even make it available in the Play Store we have to release and sign the app. One small step is yet to come: Our debug APK currently only works on virtual Android devices. *It’s also pretty easy with other platforms like iOS. With these few steps you can convert your Angular project as a hybrid app into an Android app for smartphones. If questions arise - don’t hesitate to ask. There are too many differences in each setups and projects to write a one-fits-all tutorial. Please keep in mind that such things as step-by-step instructions in web development are always quite impossible. There is no further knowledge necessary (Cordova, java, android studio, etc). You should have a basic knowledge about Angular development. Building new hybrid apps from scratch is already pretty good documented but I also wanted to update existing web projects to be deployed as hybrid apps.Īfter this tutorial you will be able to build your existing Angular web project as an android mobile app (APK), get it running on your android device and even deploy it to the play store (of course you can also create a new Angular project and setup the APK building process). So I did some research and quickly came to the conclusion that you can easily develop smartphone apps with a javascript framework as a basis. As a javascript enthusiast I didn’t want to start developing in c, c++ or java. That once meant that I had to develop a smartphone app instead of a web application.
Angular (as well as other javascript frameworks like react or vue.js) is a super cool frontend framework to build small and simple up to large and complex web applications.Īs a developer I always try to provide the user the best possible user experience.
If you are a web developer Angular probably crossed your path a couple of times.
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