I like the wappler but they don’t have a proper video tutorial like full eCommerce website and apps he should show how to build full ecommerce website and apps
that way I don’t like why he doesn’t create full e-commerce website and apps I request you please make proper documentation
Hi @keyraa. Welcome! A full ecommerce site requires significant development. I highly doubt anyone will find it worth their time to provide such a tutorial. That said, there is a great tutorial series available that should give you all of the knowledge you need to be successful in building an ecommerce platform for yourself and then this forum is super helpful when you need additional support.
yes it should have like this Instagram clone Facebook clone amazon clone any other clone i really i love wappler they should make toturial any mobile apps clone
Sorry, I do not share your infatuation with mobile apps. I have a friend who has litterally gone down on his knees pleading for his app to be authorised by Apple. Now he his paying through his teeth to have his app listed in the app store.
Stay with me and learn all about progressive web apps - applications that can use web-platform features and progressive enhancement to provide users with an experience comparable to native apps.
Wait! I have an idea. What about a meta clone tutorial video that shows how to create an app that creates a tutorial for creating clones. You can call it the The Clone Wars app. No copyright/trademark lawsuit involved regarding this name.
The UI is very simple. Just a form with an input and a submit button. Or better scrap the button. Submit on enter key.
The form posts a keyword to the backend like facebook, airbnb, Instagram, google or Wappler. And the app generates a complete video tutorial on how to build it and uploads it to youtube. Unless the keyword is YouTube. Then it actually builds the YouTube clone and uploads it to the clone.
I’m a big fan of PWA. We had a nightmare with Apple having our app listed in the app store, it was a really simple app too, just a basic log in/log out and a few DB queries, yet took us a fiar bit of time to get in there.
it put me off having separate development channels for Apple and Android. The notion of PWA supporting everything with a single deployment has a big appeal - Apple now also support push notifications for PWA which is icing on the cake.