OSCON 2012: Design and Debug HTML5 Apps for Devices with RIB and Web Simulator
by Gail Frederick on Jul 19, 2012
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Learn how to build UI for and debug HTML5 apps for mobile devices using Rapid Interface Builder (RIB) and Web Simulator, two open-source tools recently released by Intel. This session dives deep into ...
Learn how to build UI for and debug HTML5 apps for mobile devices using Rapid Interface Builder (RIB) and Web Simulator, two open-source tools recently released by Intel. This session dives deep into the feature sets of both Web app developer tools, with demos, and shows you how you can influence the future of these open-source projects.
Rapid Interface Builder, RIB, is a browser-based design tool for quickly prototyping and creating Web apps for mobile devices and desktops. RIB allows a developer to layout UI by dropping widgets onto a canvas and reviewing the UI in interactive preview mode. RIB generates HTML5 and JavaScript that can be imported into your IDE of choice to complete the app. RIB supports jQueryMobile and Tizen widgets and runs on Google Chrome and Chromium browsers.
Web Simulator is a lightweight open-source tool for debugging mobile web applications. Extending the Google Chrome developer tools, it enables running and debugging web APIs for mobile platforms on the developer’s desktop system. Web Simulator allows you to simulate accelerometer and other sensor data, incoming and outgoing calls, geolocation events and battery status and other mobile device events in your Web app with fine-grained control over events. It currently supports HTML5 and the Tizen Web APIs.
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