Okay, so I have already learned how to create a web browser on Xcode (by youtube tutorials) is there any tutorial how I could create an app for mac of my website?
I dont want to do it on automator or I dont want to use FluidApp.
Thank you very much to those who reply.
Do you want your app to go out and fetch the latest from your web site or do you want to make a snapshot of your web site today as an app that does not need network connectivity to run? There are a LOT of apps like this for iOS including Netflix and Hulu which are essentially web portals packaged as apps. There are also text "apps" that might as well be a snapshot of what a web site looked like at a certain point in time. One such app is mactracker.
If you've created a browser in Xcode, you can simply direct it to your web site and not give the user the ability to navigate away. Done. If you want to package your web site so they can view it offline, you will need to include local copies of all your web site's resources in your app's folder and point the "browser" to those local files instead of the internet.
I'm still curious why you would want to package your web site as an app on the desktop when there are so many excellent browsers available? This sort of thing makes more sense on a mobile device where you might want to scale the user interface to make it finger-friendly.
One excellent way to make "apps" is to use html5. Everything happens in the browser and while it looks like code or flash, it's really just html. One such editor is hype. It allows you to create a web app that behaves a lot like flash. I created a home page shortcut for such an "app" on my iPhone and it looks and behaves like an iOS app, complete with animated screen transitions. Hype is not free but there is a trial version available in the OSX app store or
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Once you have the web app behaving like you want it in a browser, simply point your xcode browser at the top level file (or your web site) and you have an app you can redistribute with static (or dynamic) content. Please remember that any html files, images and javascript files you want to distribute must be added to xcode so they will be placed in your app bundle.