Book description
Today, a mobile device user prefers installed application over browsing internet; e.g. booking cab, buying movie tickets, watching you tube videos etc. Market share of mobile devices based on android, iOS & Windows Phone is considerable. Creating an installable application targeting these multiple devices involves too much of pain because of expertise required e.g. Java for android, Objective C for iOS and DotNET for Windows Phone. Shortcomings of this development approach are - more development time, it requires different expertise & involves less reusability of the code.
A solution to this problem is HTML 5, JQuery, CSS 3 based - Hybrid Mobile Applications .
These hybrid applications needs to be created once but after packaging can be deployed on multiple mobile devices like Android, iOS & Windows Phone. This kind of application development has edge over native application development.
Beginning Hybrid Mobile Application Development by Panhale can help each entity involved in mobile application development. With availability of multiple coding and packaging platforms; HMAD has even become more easy. Since HMAD happens in HTML & Javascript it's even possible that with small effort conditionally; existing web application can be converted into mobile based application. HMAD can give larger audience for many web applications by making it available as mobile application.
This book covers:
This book will change the paradigm of mobile application development as the efforts are less, learning curve is small, success ratio is high and monetary benefit is on higher side!
Table of contents
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents at a Glance
- Contents
- About the Author
- About the Technical Reviewer
- Acknowledgments
- What Is in This Book
- Chapter 1 : Introduction to Mobile Application Development Ecosystems
- Chapter 2 : Native vs. Hybrid Mobile Applications
- Chapter 3 : Building Blocks of HMAD
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Chapter 4 : Creating Your First Hybrid Application
- Choosing a Packaging Platform
- Setting Up an AppBuilder Account
- Authoring a Basic Service Returning JSON
- Writing a Code Snippet Based on HTML5
- Injecting jQuery into the Code
- Testing the Hybrid Application UI and Code by Using a Browser
- Packaging an Application for the First Time Using AppBuilder
- Running a Local Test on the Device
- Summary
- Chapter 5 : HMAD: Internals
- Chapter 6 : Data Access in HMAD
- Chapter 7 : UI for HMAD
- Chapter 8 : Using Device Features in HMAD
- Chapter 9 : How to Advertise with HMAD
- Chapter 10 : Working with Third-Party Services in HMAD
- Chapter 11 : Setup and Deployment
- Chapter 12 : XAMARIN vs. HMAD
- Chapter 13 : Case Study: A Practical Approach
- Index
Product information
- Title: Beginning Hybrid Mobile Application Development
- Author(s):
- Release date: January 2016
- Publisher(s): Apress
- ISBN: 9781484213148
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