Introduction to Phonegap
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This document provides an introduction to Phonegap, a framework for building hybrid mobile apps using web technologies. It describes the different types of mobile apps, including native, web-based, and hybrid. Phonegap allows developing hybrid mobile apps using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and accessing native device capabilities through plugins. It has wide platform support and plugins for common device APIs. Developers can test and debug apps using browser dev tools or services like Phonegap Build for cloud-based app builds. Phonegap is now known as Apache Cordova and is an open source project.
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- 4. Web based • dev in web based languages/frameworks (HTML5, JavaScript) • running in browser, everything is loaded from a server • no access to native APIs • easy to made/deploy • slow
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- 11. Platform Components • web UI frameworks (jQuery Mobile) • a set of device APIs that allow to access native device functions from JavaScript • a bridging mechanism that allows JavaScript running in the Web view to invoke native code contained in the application
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- 13. Plugins ! • battery status • accelerometer / compass • camera • contacts • file system • media playback and recording • network availability • geolocation
- 14. Plugins ! • barcode scanning • Bluetooth • push notifications • text to speech • calendars • Facebook Connect
- 15. DOM objects / API calls
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