Firefox OS Application Development
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Firefox OS is a mobile operating system based on open web technologies like HTML5, CSS and JavaScript. Apps for Firefox OS are actually webpages that have access to device hardware through the browser, allowing them to function like native mobile apps. The manifest file contains additional metadata needed to turn a webpage into an installable Firefox OS app, including app information, developer details, permissions and localization settings. The Firefox OS simulator allows testing and running apps without a physical device by launching a simulated Firefox OS environment from the browser's developer menu.
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- 2. Firefox OS Development With Anam Ahmed Mozillian, Mozilla Bangladesh
- 3. Firefox OS is actually firefox Browser That works as the operating system for smartphones. What you feel & what you see in it, is pure web technology.
- 4. Web Developer? Raise your hands
- 5. How many code can you language?
- 8. The concept of Open Web App Open Web == Open Web standards App == Application So, Open Web App == Webpage or collection of webpages made using open web technologies, that works as an application.
- 9. So, your application is actually a webpage? Yes it is! Webpage with access to your phone's Hardware on demand.
- 11. Defines HTML5 Dcument Starting tag Starting of head section Unicode Document Document Title Head ends Body section Body tag ends End of document <p> Hello World ! </p>
- 13. One more step to turn this into an app!
- 14. The manifest file! A file named manifest.webapp ● Should be kept in the application root directory. ● A simple JSON File. ● JSON== JavaScript Object Notation ● Contains Aditional Informatoion Required for the app ●
- 16. That's All !!
- 17. How to run/test? I don't have device!
- 18. Firefox OS Simulator !
- 19. Start it from the Web developer menu
- 20. Simulator Dashboard Start/stop button Shows installed apps Add New applications from here
- 21. And this is how it looks
- 22. Any question? If you don't ask, I'll start asking :)
- 23. Thank you