7. Tools we need
1. Any text editor
2. Firefox browser
3. Firefox OS Simulator Add On
8.
9. Step by step
1. Create a folder name it as hello anywhere in your
computer.
2. Create a new html file (index.html) inside your folder and
some text between the <body> tag.
3. Open your index.html file in Firefox to test if it is working
4. Let's test how it will look on mobile screen size!
5. Press CTRL + SHIFT + M
10. Manifest file
The manifest file tells the app's
name, description, permissions it
requires and some other basic settings
11.
12. Install the app
1. Open the Simulator from:
Tools > Web Developer > Simulator from
Firefox browser
2. Click on "Add Directory“
3. Select the manifest.webapp file
4. The simulator will start with your app
16. Boilerplate App
This is a demo app for Firefox OS, loosely based on
fxosstub, meant to act as a simple boilerplate for getting started
with apps for Firefox OS.
It will give you a button to install it in Firefox OS - on a device
and in the simulator
Get the code from Github
http://mozph.me/boilerapp
Probably you already know about Firefox OS, note that it's not Firefox the browser... it's a brand new OS for mobile platforms
When we develop any application, we worry about two things.With Firefox OS, We build user interface with HTML & CSS& Javascript does the programming!
All Firefox OS apps need a manifest file
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