Mobile Web Apps Best Practices Presentation at Design4Mobile 2009
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This document summarizes a presentation about best practices in mobile web applications. It discusses: 1. Using cookies or HTML5 client-side storage for application data to avoid performance impacts of exchanging cookie data with the server on every request. 2. Ensuring security by only executing trusted JavaScript and safely parsing JSON data. 3. Informing users and giving them control over automatic network access and personal information use. 4. Conservative resource use through compression, minimizing requests, and inline scripts/stylesheets.
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- #6: Why Widgets are WebApps, but not all WebApps are Widgets.
- #8: ask them: what other limitations can they think of? what other additional scope/features?
- #9: Tell them this is my dichotomy: Resident vs Non-Resident, Widgets vs ...
- #10: Tell them this is my dichotomy: Resident vs Non-Resident, Widgets vs ...
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- #12: we’ll talk later about how we can make these act like they are resident
- #14: talk about building the future, maybe talk about server-side vs client-side processing here
- #16: (look up who supports this already)
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- #38: Plan for international users