The document provides an overview of an introductory mobile application development session. It introduces the speaker and their experience. It then distinguishes between native and hybrid mobile app development, with native using languages like Java and Swift for specific platforms, while hybrid uses JavaScript across platforms. The course outline covers topics like native and hybrid app setup, user interfaces, publishing apps, and frameworks like Ionic and Cordova. Pre-requisites include object oriented programming skills and HTML/CSS knowledge.

1. Mobile Application
Development
Introductory Session

2. Introduction
Sarah Ahmed
• Final Year Student (Software Engineering)
NED University
• Freelance Hybrid Mobile App Developer
at Upwork
• Areas I have worked in:
Mobile Apps: Ionic Framework, IntelXDK, Native Java/Android, Unity3D
Web Development: MEAN Stack
Desktop Apps: Kinect SDK

3. Overview
Types of Mobile Apps
Native Apps Hybrid Apps
• Java for Android
• Objective-C / Swift for iOS
• C# for Windows Phone
Separate code for each platform
• Javascript for Android
• Javascript for iOS
• Javascript for Windows Phone
One language for all - Javascript

4. Introduction – IMechE I-Interpreter

5. Introduction – CGTipster (Ionic)

6. Introduction – CGTipster (Ionic)

7. Introduction – LaQuête (Ionic)

8. Course outline
Native App Development
1 > Installation and Setup (Native)
> Testing on Emulator
> Testing on Physical Device
2 > User Interface
> App Components
> Debugging
> draw9Patch
3 > App Manifest
> Preparing App for Release
> Publishing App to Google Play
4 Databases
Hybrid App Development
4 > Github
> Installation & Setup (Hybrid)
> Command Line
5 > HTML CSS
> Javascript
> JSON
> Web View (Native)
6,7 Angular.js
8 Ionic
9,10 Cordova
10 Publishing Hybrid App
11,12 Practice / Project

9. Pre-requisites
• Object Oriented Programming
• HTML / CSS
Also Required
• Laptop
• Portable Wi-Fi (recommended)

10. Questions ?