Managing Mobile Apps: A PhoneGap Enterprise Introduction for Marketers

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This document provides an overview of a lab on managing mobile apps with Adobe PhoneGap Enterprise. The lab covers four modules: 1) Introduction to AEM and AEM Apps, 2) Reviewing app content, 3) Managing app content, and 4) Using Adobe Mobile Services for analytics. Each module contains lessons that teach app development skills like building apps, creating updates, adding analytics, and more using tools like AEM, PhoneGap, and Adobe Mobile Services.

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Lab 718 : Managing mobile apps
An Introduction to Adobe PhoneGap Enterprise for marketers
John Fait | AEM Apps Developer

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John Fait
Software Development Lead, Adobe
@Johnk2j

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Anthony Rumsey
Computer Scientist, Adobe
@planetrumsey

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Apps are important
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 Users are spending 65%
more time using apps than
they did 2 years ago
 opportunity to connect with
consumers and monetize
through apps
Source: Nielsen Reports

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Apps are hard
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1. Multiple devices.
2. Multiple platforms.
4. Rising costs.
3. App updates workflow.

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Apps Made Easy

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Goals
Discover the simplicity of
AEM and AEM Apps1 Review your app content
and app experience2
Create and Manage
App Updates3 Track your app actions
and events4

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Module 1
AEM & AEM Apps
Introduction

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Module 1: AEM & PhoneGap Enterprise Introduction
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Lesson 1- AEM Basics
 Learn how to start AEM Author and Publish Servers
 Learn how to log in to AEM
 Learn the key parts of the easy-to-use AEM interface
Lesson 2 - AEM Apps Basics
 Explore the AEM Apps Dashboard
 Edit application details

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Module 2
Reviewing App Content

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Download PhoneGap Enterprise

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Module 2: Reviewing App Content
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Lesson 1- Building Your App via PhoneGap Build
 Configure a PhoneGap build cloud service
 Assign a PhoneGap build configuration to an app
 Build your app via PhoneGap Build Service
 [Optional] Run a PhoneGap application on your mobile device
Lesson 2 - Reviewing AEM Apps via the PhoneGap Enterprise Viewer
 Download and install the PhoneGap Enterprise viewer app
 View your list of apps
 Deploy a variety of apps to viewer
Lesson 3 – Building Your App via PhoneGap CLI
 Download an app as a PhoneGap app payload
 Build your app via PhoneGap CLI
 Run in Simulator

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Module 3
Managing App Content

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AEM Apps

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Module 3: Managing App Content
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Lesson 1 – AEM Authoring Basics
 Learn how to create a page using templates
 Learn how to edit a page using components and assets
 Learn how to preview your page
 Learn the key parts of the easy-to-use AEM authoring interface
Lesson 2 - Creating an App Update
 Create an app update
 Publish an app update
 Update an app without an appstore submission

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Module 4
Adobe Mobile Services

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Module 4: Adobe Mobile Services Analytics
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Lesson 1 – Add Analytics Reporting
 See how your mobile application usage data is made available in
Adobe Mobile Services
 Understand how you can use Adobe Mobile Services data to
improve your app
 Assign an Adobe Analytics configuration to your app
Lesson 2 - Test your in app analytics
 Discover Bloodhound as an app analytic testing tool
 Test your app’s lifecycle tracking
 Test your app’s state tracking
 Test your app’s action tracking
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Apps Made Easy

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Key Takeaways
Leverage tools your
marketers know and
love
1 Simplify your app
management pain
points
2 3Flexible platform to
deliver next
generation of mobile
experiences

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Q&A
John Fait
Twitter: @Johnk2j
Anthony Rumsey
Twitter: @planetrumsey

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2. © 2015 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All Rights Reserved. Adobe Confidential.© 2015 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All Rights Reserved. Adobe Confidential. Lab 718 : Managing mobile apps An Introduction to Adobe PhoneGap Enterprise for marketers John Fait | AEM Apps Developer

6. © 2015 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All Rights Reserved. Adobe Confidential. Apps are important 7  Users are spending 65% more time using apps than they did 2 years ago  opportunity to connect with consumers and monetize through apps Source: Nielsen Reports

9. © 2015 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All Rights Reserved. Adobe Confidential. 11 Goals Discover the simplicity of AEM and AEM Apps1 Review your app content and app experience2 Create and Manage App Updates3 Track your app actions and events4

13. © 2015 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All Rights Reserved. Adobe Confidential. Module 1: AEM & PhoneGap Enterprise Introduction 15 Lesson 1- AEM Basics  Learn how to start AEM Author and Publish Servers  Learn how to log in to AEM  Learn the key parts of the easy-to-use AEM interface Lesson 2 - AEM Apps Basics  Explore the AEM Apps Dashboard  Edit application details

18. © 2015 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All Rights Reserved. Adobe Confidential. Module 2: Reviewing App Content 20 Lesson 1- Building Your App via PhoneGap Build  Configure a PhoneGap build cloud service  Assign a PhoneGap build configuration to an app  Build your app via PhoneGap Build Service  [Optional] Run a PhoneGap application on your mobile device Lesson 2 - Reviewing AEM Apps via the PhoneGap Enterprise Viewer  Download and install the PhoneGap Enterprise viewer app  View your list of apps  Deploy a variety of apps to viewer Lesson 3 – Building Your App via PhoneGap CLI  Download an app as a PhoneGap app payload  Build your app via PhoneGap CLI  Run in Simulator

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28. © 2015 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All Rights Reserved. Adobe Confidential. 30 Key Takeaways Leverage tools your marketers know and love 1 Simplify your app management pain points 2 3Flexible platform to deliver next generation of mobile experiences

Editor's Notes

We're here for a 2 hours so we should probably warm up a but and do some stretches.... -raise your hand if you: -attended Bruce’s session on AEM Apps or any other app sessions -anthoney’s developer session -you’ve used AEM before? -managing existing mobile apps already? In apple appstore? Google play? Internal or other appstore? -of those with existing apps, how many are reporting analytics?
Mobile apps are table stakes now. Your audience is already there and spending more time on their devices each year.
Multiple devices: more devices to design for; tablets and mini-tablets Multiple platforms: most companies have to design for Android + iOS at a minimum Update delays and associated costs Rising costs: developer resources are scarce and in high demand, expensive to hire them and maintain apps across platforms
AEM Apps makes managing apps easy.
1 : no developer required 2: : test and manage your brand and messaging : keep your apps up to date and relevant : Leverage analytics to make informed decisions Introduce Tas (confiscate personal device in a box) (Logging in instructions) Raise hand for assistance, also encourge you to ask a neighbour Lab work book (hard copy vs. soft copy) Mac Basics (command space, dock, finder)
AEM Apps Dashboard Analytics Push notifications Drag and drop
-in browser review -in app review vis -local PG builds -remote PG builds -PGE viewer
Download Source not CLI
WYSIWYG drag and drop touch friendly editing of content self managed and published app updates without app store resubmission
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