WebMatrix jQuery Mobile Web

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This is an introduction to Developing Mobile Web sites using Microsoft Webmatrix and jQuery to create rich, enganging mobile web sites. You can view the demo site http://m.movie.extremewebworks.com

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WebMatrix, jQuery and the Mobile Web Chris Love Tellago Inc. http://ProfessionalASPNET.com http://Twitter.com/ChrisLove

References Mobile Web Books Programming the Mobile Web http://amzn.to/bZMOch Mobile Web Development http://amzn.to/9cvDoE Mobile Design and Development http://amzn.to/hh8cPd http://www.w3.org/TR/mobile-bp/ Introduction To Mobile Web http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/introduction-to-the-mobile-web/

Why Mobile Web? Simply Put…A Lot of Freakin Devices by 2015!

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Data entry is boring. Developing web forms is tedious and can be complicated. As AJAX heavy applications have become the standard of today’s web developers have relied on many third party plugins and libraries to add client-side value to data entry forms. Modern browsers implement many of these features natively, in many cases eliminating the need to load and maintain an application against a third party library. In this session I will review new input types, attributes, styling and validation techniques that should make you forget those third party libraries for your next project.

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1. WebMatrix, jQuery and the Mobile Web Chris Love Tellago Inc. http://ProfessionalASPNET.com http://Twitter.com/ChrisLove

2. Tellago Tellago.com TellagoStudios.com

3. Books Coming Soon…

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5. Why Mobile Web? Simply Put…A Lot of Freakin Devices by 2015!

6. MILLIONS!!!

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