Multi-platform Mobile apps with Phonegap
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- Cross platform mobile app development allows building apps that can run on multiple operating systems like iOS, Android, Blackberry etc using a single codebase. This is done through frameworks like PhoneGap that allow using web technologies like HTML, CSS and JavaScript but also provide access to device capabilities via plugins. - While cross platform apps offer benefits like being cost effective, there are also challenges around performance, differing platform capabilities and the need to test on multiple platforms. PhoneGap Build helps address issues of working with multiple platforms and SDKs. Developers are advised to take a multi platform approach and be ready for emerging platforms.
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- 2. About me Gautam Chaudhary Web & Mobile App developer www.gautamchaudhary.com
- 4. Why Mobile apps? • billions of Smartphone units • more revenue potential • always with the user • … and everywhere.
- 6. Then what is the problem?
- 9. Operating System Language used iOS…………………………….... Objective C Android……………………….. Java Blackberry……………………. J2ME Windows Phone…………… .Net Bada………………………….... C++ WebOS………………………… HTML,CSS,JS Ubuntu Phone……………… QML based QT and more Tizen……………………………. C++ Firefox OS……………………. HTML,CSS,JS
- 10. you need to learn
- 11. NO.
- 12. …or many programmers and more money
- 13. Yes, MORE money
- 17. • Inefficiency • Bad Code • Communication gap • Delays
- 18. Then what?
- 19. Mobile Web
- 20. Mobile Web Apps
- 21. Web Apps Result: Native Web Cross-platform Linkable
- 22. Web Apps Result: Native Web Cross-platform Linkable Discoverable Device APIs
- 24. Device APIs
- 25. Device APIs
- 26. Now what?
- 27. Nitobi Team
- 36. PhoneGap provides a JavaScript Library that reaches out into the native APIs. That means anything the device supports is doable.
- 39. Compatibility
- 40. Compatibility iOS Symbian Android Tizen Blackberry Firefox OS Windows phone Ubuntu Mobile webOS
- 41. Style Libraries
- 42. Jquery Mobile Android Holo Theme
- 43. Jquery Mobile iOS Theme
- 44. Kendo UI
- 45. But what if I need to do some Native task?
- 46. Plugins
- 47. Plugins Native code (Java, Obj C etc.)
- 48. Plugins
- 49. Examples
- 51. tripcase
- 52. Hockey Community
- 53. Completure - Police radio scanner
- 54. Warning Phonegap is not a UI framework PhoneGap doesn’t include a browser and or a rendering engine Phonegap doesn’t compile Every platform needs its own compilation HTML5/CSS3 compatibility varies
- 55. Important points • Performance and memory usage • Responsive CSS using media queries • DPIs
- 56. Multiple SDK, IDE problem
- 57. Phonegap Build
- 59. Don’t be fanatic Be multiplatform
- 60. Be ready for future
- 61. Ubuntu phone
- 62. tizen
- 63. Firefox OS