December 2011
Intermediate to advanced
265 pages
6h 3m
English
jQuery Mobile pages are styled with HTML5 markup (see Listing 1–1.). Aside from the new custom data attributes introduced in HTML5, everything should appear very familiar for Web designers and developers. If you are already familiar with HTML5 migrating to jQuery Mobile should be a relatively seamless transition. In regards to JavaScript and CSS, jQuery Mobile does all of the heavy lifting by default. However, there are instances where you may need to rely upon JavaScript to create a more dynamic or enhanced page experience. In addition to the simplicity of the markup required to design pages it also allows for rapid prototyping of user interfaces. Very quickly we can create a static workflow of functional ...
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