October 2013
Intermediate to advanced
1044 pages
24h 36m
English
CHAPTER 33
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Refactoring the Example: Part IV
In prior chapters in this part of the book, I introduced you to jQuery Mobile. In this chapter, I’ll build a more complete example that uses the jQuery Mobile functionality. By its nature, jQuery Mobile is a lot simpler than jQuery UI, and there are a lot fewer design choices available. Your development efforts with jQuery Mobile are further constrained by the unique issues that face mobile device development.
Starting with the Basics
In Chapter 32, I showed you an example that used split lists. This example is the starting point for this chapter and I'll use it to build out some additional functionality. ...