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PhoneGap allows developers to write mobile apps using web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It works by embedding a webview browser into a native app shell, providing a bridge to access device APIs. Developers write their app code once using web standards, and PhoneGap packages it to deploy to various mobile platforms like iOS, Android, and more. It has a large community of contributors and many popular apps have been created with PhoneGap.
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- 1. What’s PhoneGap Why’s it Awesome How to use it w/ Facebook
- 4. PhoneGap Pattern 1. Embed a chromeless browser in a native app 2. Create a “bridge” between the browser and the native code providing access to native APIs 3. Write a web app 4. Package the web app with the native code and deploy to devices!
- 6. Write once debug everywhere
- 9. Take note • HTML, JS, CSS etc included in app package • HTML loaded on file:// URI scheme, no cross domain request restrictions • Engineering wise, approach is simple to extend to new platforms
- 10. Supported Platforms iOS >= 3.2 Android >= 1.5 BlackBerry >= 4.6 webOS >= 1.4.5 Symbian >= 1 Windows Phone >= 7.5 Samsung Bada = 1
- 11. MIT/BSD/APACHE
- 12. Community
- 13. Contributors PhoneGap -- ohloh.net
- 14. Trends PhoneGap
- 15. Community Stuff 800,000 30,000 40+ 50+ 800,000 downloads messages tools contributors visits/month
- 16. Contributors • Adobe • IBM • Microsoft • RIM • HP/Palm • Salesforce.com
- 18. Users • Alcatel-Lucent • Zynga • Microsoft • Travelocity • Vodafone • Wikipedia
- 19. Traction • ~15,000 PhoneGap apps in the App Store • Most popular categories? • medical • news • business
- 20. Governance
- 23. Mobile first!
- 24. HTML(5)
- 25. HTML(5)
- 27. CSS3 -webkit-transform: translate3d(x,y,z) scale3D(1,1,1.0)
- 29. Media Values • all • max-device-width: 480px • min-device-width: 481px • orientation: portrait • -webkit-min-device-pixel-ration: 2
- 30. General Tricks • window.devicePixelRatio
- 31. Startup
- 34. The Future • Tooling • WebGL • Facebook / LinkedIn / Walmart use case • Continue polyfilling HTML5
- 35. PhoneGap APIs • Sensors • Data • Events http://docs.phonegap.com
- 36. Tooling • Use any IDE • Use the platform emulators (at your peril) • Use Ripple emulator • Use Web Inspector Remote (Weinre) • Console.log and alert =(
- 37. Libraries • DOM • Testing • Style / GUI • Persistence
- 38. Plugins
- 39. How aboot some code?
- 41. project resources phonegap.com docs.phonegap.com wiki.phonegap.com github.com/callback groups.google.com/group/phonegap #phonegap on freenode @phonegap @davejohnson thanks!
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