HTML5 is the future of mobile

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It is clear that HTML5 is revolutionising the web, but there have been some doubts about whether the mobile web is ready to take over native. In this talk I will explain why the mobile web is the only way to go, how Firefox OS is leading that revolution, and why this will empower both users and developers in ways they can’t start to imagine yet.

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HTML5 is the future of mobile
with Sergi Mansilla
Tuesday, June 18, 13

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Tuesday, June 18, 13

set of technologies
and tools
Tuesday, June 18, 13

IndexedDB
ASM.js
Ofﬂine
Touch
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Write once...run once
Tuesday, June 18, 13

Write once...run once
Incompatible APIs
Tuesday, June 18, 13

Write once...run once
Incompatible APIs
Store restrictions
Tuesday, June 18, 13

Bullshit argument #1
Performance
Tuesday, June 18, 13

http://youtu.be/wCn3R3-XxBU
Fastbook
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Unreal engine
http://youtu.be/BV32Cs_CMqo
Tuesday, June 18, 13

Bullshit argument #2
JavaScript
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Dart
ClojureScript
TypeScript
Objective-J
Opa
LiveScript
CoffeeScript
Haxe
Roy
Elm
Wisp
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269 languages
http://altjs.org/
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Bullshit argument #3
Looks
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Real argument #1
Phone APIs
(Or the lack of them)
Tuesday, June 18, 13

New mobile OS
Leverages open web
WebAPI standards
No walled gardens
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Reuse any website
Use Web APIs
Tuesday, June 18, 13

Creating a Firefox OS app
Tuesday, June 18, 13

Regular APIs
Vibration API (W3C)
Screen Orientation
Geolocation API
Mouse Lock API (W3C)
Open WebApps
Network Information API (W3C)
Battery Status API (W3C)
Web Activities
Push Notiﬁcations API
WebFM API
WebPayment
IndexedDB (W3C)
Ambient light sensor
Proximity sensor
Notiﬁcation
Tuesday, June 18, 13

Privileged APIs
Device Storage API
Browser API
TCP Socket API
Contacts API
systemXHR
Tuesday, June 18, 13

Certiﬁed APIs
WebTelephony
WebSMS
Idle API
Settings API
Power Management API
Voicemail
Mobile Connection API
WiFi Information API
WebBluetooth Permissions
API
Network Stats API Camera
API Time/Clock API
Attention screen
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https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/ﬁrefox/addon/ﬁrefox-os-simulator/
Start now!
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github.com/comoyo/ffos-list-detail
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marketplace.ﬁrefox.com
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It works on Android!
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marketplace.ﬁrefox.com/developers/
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@sergimansilla
Thanks!
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