What is Mobile Visualization Development

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Mobile Visualization Development is a developer tool provided by IoT Studio. Without writing code, you can drag widgets onto the canvas in the editor and then configure their display styles, data sources, and actions. The tool supports generating HTML5 applications and publishing them with an attached domain name. You can use it to develop applications such as device control apps and industrial monitoring apps.

Features

  • Easy to use

    The Mobile Visualization workbench seamlessly integrates with the device connectivity and Thing Specification Language (TSL) model capabilities of the Alibaba Cloud IoT Platform. Without writing code, you can quickly build mobile applications for various Internet of Things (IoT) scenarios, such as device control, device status display, and data visualization.

  • Secure hosting

    No extra servers or databases are required. After you build a mobile application, it is hosted directly on the cloud. You can preview and use it immediately.

Phone compatibility

If you develop mobile applications with the Mobile Visualization Development tool in IoT Studio, you must use a compatible phone model from the table below.

You can use the application in the phone's default browser, DingTalk, Alipay, and WeChat.

Brand

Phone Model

Huawei

HUAWEI Mate20 Pro, HUAWEI P30, Honor 9X

vivo

vivo Z5

Xiaomi

Xiaomi 8

OPPO

OPPO R11

Apple

iPhone 11 Pro

Note

If you use other phone models, the application may not work. For optimal stability and security, run the application on a supported phone model that is listed in the table.

References

This topic describes how to use the Mobile Visual Editor. For more information, see Create a mobile application.

For more information about how to add and configure widgets, see Widget configuration.

For more information about publishing and integrating applications, see Application publishing and integration.

For more information about configuring account-based or token-based authentication after you publish an application, see Application authentication.