Posts Tagged ‘rest api’
Building SMP Fraud Busters: Turning Medicare Scam Prevention into an Engaging Game
How AppPresser helped the Senior Medicare Patrol National Resource Center create an interactive experience that teaches older adults and caregivers how to spot and stop scammers. Fraudsters don’t take days off, and neither should the tools that protect people from them. That’s the idea behind SMP Fraud Busters, the interactive game developed for the Senior…
Read MoreWhat We Learned Building Apps Using the WooCommerce REST API
The WooCommerce REST API gives you the freedom to create cool web or mobile apps that are detached from your WordPress site. You can create a mobile app that displays your products and allows people to purchase them, or a web app that pulls in a product catalog and saves them offline. You can also…
Read MoreMake a mobile app with WordPress & Phonegap: Part 3 – Menus
This is part 3 of our series about how to build a mobile app with WordPress and Phonegap using the JSON REST API. Here are links for part 1 and part 2. At this point you should have a simple app that displays posts from WordPress in a list, and you can click those to…
Read MoreCustom App Spotlight: Vinitial
The AppPresser team develops custom apps for clients who need great performance and custom features. Custom apps go beyond the current capabilities of AppPresser products, Learn more here. Let’s say you play soccer on the weekends, and last Sunday you tweaked your back for the 3rd time. You visit your physical therapist to get checked…
Read MoreMake a mobile app with WordPress & Phonegap: Part 2 – Page Transitions
This is part 2 of our series about how to build a mobile app with WordPress and Phonegap using the JSON REST API. You can find part 1 here. In part 2 of this series, we’ll learn how to add different views with page transitions. Views are basically pages, but they work different than website…
Read MoreUsing the WordPress REST API in a mobile app
Update 12/7/16: The REST API is now in WordPress core! You don’t currently need a plugin if using 4.7+. View our updated article for using the final version of the WP-API in a mobile app using Ionic 2 here. The REST API is currently a plugin that allows applications to access the data produced by…
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