This guide explains what App Clips are, their capabilities and limitations, how users discover them, and provides a step‑by‑step tutorial for creating, configuring, coding, testing, and publishing an App Clip within an iOS project, including code snippets and deployment tips.
This article explains how to use deep linking techniques—including URL schemes, Universal Links, and App Links—to directly launch mobile apps from H5 pages, covering their workflows, configuration files, advantages, drawbacks, and practical integration tips for iOS, Android, and WeChat environments.
Xianyu’s deep‑linking system uses custom URL schemes and iOS universal links to wake up the app, detects success, falls back to store or APK downloads, restores original parameters after install, auto‑fills tracking fields via an SDK, reports funnel metrics, and provides a reusable module for all external traffic scenarios.
This article explains the purpose, mechanisms, and implementation details of deep linking mobile apps using custom URL schemes and Universal Links, covering success detection, fallback strategies, and practical code examples for both Android and iOS platforms.
This article explains the principles and practical implementations of deep linking (URL Scheme, Intent, and Universal Links) for guiding users from web pages or other apps to the Taobao mobile app, covering registration, compatibility, success detection, and restoration strategies.
Implementing QR code scanning on iOS involves using the camera APIs from iOS 7, system‑level scanning introduced in iOS 11, and Universal Links to securely invoke apps, while addressing legacy QR formats, WebView quirks, and WeChat restrictions through fallback links, architectural boundaries, and minimal external dependencies.
This article explains practical techniques for detecting app installation and launching native iOS or Android apps from H5 pages using custom URL schemes, Smart App Banners, hidden iframes with timeout, and Universal Links, while handling special cases like WeChat.
