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- Launched by Intel in 2013
- Originally built for hybrid mobile apps
- Focus has been shifted to IoT development
- Coding takes place in an Intel IDE
Shipped to PhoneGap or Cordova for building
- Would not recommend starting a hybrid app with this framework
Useful to learn because of legacy applications
- Not open sourced
- Strengths
Free to use
- Easy to integrate IoT devices with apps
- Easy to interface with various sensors to create quick prototypes
- Can run XDK code on real device without a full build
- Weaknesses
- New development with XDK focuses only on IoT
- Servers dedicated for building the apps has been deprecated
- Not open sourced
- Getting Started:
- Step 1: Install the XDK
https://software.intel.com/en-us/intel-xdk
- Step 2: Install App Preview on your test device
Download from your phones native app store
- Step 3: Open a sample app or a template and begin to code!