August 2012
Intermediate to advanced
376 pages
7h 38m
English
Overview
HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript are the chisels web designers and developers use to design and build great web sites. But, you can build great Web apps. But, how do you use web-standards based apps that can run on mobile devices like Android smartphones and tablets?
Learn HTML5 and JavaScript for Android guides you through learning the essential HTML5 and JavaScript skills needed for the Android platform and browsers. In this book, you get the HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript skills necessary for creating your first Web apps from the ground up for, or that run effectively on Android smartphones, tablets and other devices with browsers.
Throughout book, you apply the knowledge and skills just gained, and bring these altogether to create a fairly complex multimedia web app that runs on the Android platform as well as even other mobile platforms. This book is Android 4.0 compliant.
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