Book description
PhoneGap is a standards-based, open-source development framework that can be deployed to any mobile device without losing the features of the native app—allowing for access to device contacts, the local file system, camera, and media on multiple platforms without requiring users to write a single line of code.
Ideal for intermediate to advanced users, PhoneGap Build: Developing Cross Platform Mobile Applications in the Cloud offers the comprehensive coverage you need to harness the power of this dynamic tool. It provides complete coverage of the cloud computing platform and the theories behind cloud computing, using a series of engaging examples.
The book explains the differences between existing mobile platforms, the different types of browsers they support, and the programming languages and integrated development environment required to develop apps for each of them. It then describes how PhoneGap makes the task of developing cross-platform mobile apps easier. This book will teach you how to use:
- HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript to develop apps for devices across various mobile operating systems
- PhoneGap Build to develop mobile apps in the cloud
- PhoneGap with Sencha Touch and jQuery Mobile
- Back end databases to store and retrieve information
The text starts with simpler applications and gradually moves toward describing advanced concepts and how to exploit different application programming interfaces and methods. By the time you finish the book, you will learn how to develop feature-rich mobile applications that can run on the cloud to support different platforms.
Supplying authoritative guidance and proven best practices for designing cloud-based applications, the book is an ideal reference for cloud system developers, architects, and IT professionals. It is also suitable for use in instructional settings.
Table of contents
- Front Cover
- Contents
- Preface
- About the Author
- Chapter 1: Introducing PhoneGap (1/4)
- Chapter 1: Introducing PhoneGap (2/4)
- Chapter 1: Introducing PhoneGap (3/4)
- Chapter 1: Introducing PhoneGap (4/4)
- Chapter 2: Creating a User Interface (1/6)
- Chapter 2: Creating a User Interface (2/6)
- Chapter 2: Creating a User Interface (3/6)
- Chapter 2: Creating a User Interface (4/6)
- Chapter 2: Creating a User Interface (5/6)
- Chapter 2: Creating a User Interface (6/6)
- Chapter 3: Configuring PhoneGap (1/7)
- Chapter 3: Configuring PhoneGap (2/7)
- Chapter 3: Configuring PhoneGap (3/7)
- Chapter 3: Configuring PhoneGap (4/7)
- Chapter 3: Configuring PhoneGap (5/7)
- Chapter 3: Configuring PhoneGap (6/7)
- Chapter 3: Configuring PhoneGap (7/7)
- Chapter 4: Using PhoneGap Build (1/4)
- Chapter 4: Using PhoneGap Build (2/4)
- Chapter 4: Using PhoneGap Build (3/4)
- Chapter 4: Using PhoneGap Build (4/4)
- Chapter 5: Using Contacts (1/5)
- Chapter 5: Using Contacts (2/5)
- Chapter 5: Using Contacts (3/5)
- Chapter 5: Using Contacts (4/5)
- Chapter 5: Using Contacts (5/5)
- Chapter 6: jQuery Mobile (1/9)
- Chapter 6: jQuery Mobile (2/9)
- Chapter 6: jQuery Mobile (3/9)
- Chapter 6: jQuery Mobile (4/9)
- Chapter 6: jQuery Mobile (5/9)
- Chapter 6: jQuery Mobile (6/9)
- Chapter 6: jQuery Mobile (7/9)
- Chapter 6: jQuery Mobile (8/9)
- Chapter 6: jQuery Mobile (9/9)
- Chapter 7: Storing Data (1/6)
- Chapter 7: Storing Data (2/6)
- Chapter 7: Storing Data (3/6)
- Chapter 7: Storing Data (4/6)
- Chapter 7: Storing Data (5/6)
- Chapter 7: Storing Data (6/6)
- Chapter 8: Using PhoneGap API (1/9)
- Chapter 8: Using PhoneGap API (2/9)
- Chapter 8: Using PhoneGap API (3/9)
- Chapter 8: Using PhoneGap API (4/9)
- Chapter 8: Using PhoneGap API (5/9)
- Chapter 8: Using PhoneGap API (6/9)
- Chapter 8: Using PhoneGap API (7/9)
- Chapter 8: Using PhoneGap API (8/9)
- Chapter 8: Using PhoneGap API (9/9)
- Chapter 9: Sencha Touch (1/7)
- Chapter 9: Sencha Touch (2/7)
- Chapter 9: Sencha Touch (3/7)
- Chapter 9: Sencha Touch (4/7)
- Chapter 9: Sencha Touch (5/7)
- Chapter 9: Sencha Touch (6/7)
- Chapter 9: Sencha Touch (7/7)
- Appendix A: Setting Up an Android Environment (1/3)
- Appendix A: Setting Up an Android Environment (2/3)
- Appendix A: Setting Up an Android Environment (3/3)
- Appendix B: Using Github
- Back Cover
Product information
- Title: PhoneGap Build
- Author(s):
- Release date: November 2013
- Publisher(s): Auerbach Publications
- ISBN: 9781466589759
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