In this hands-on tutorial you’ll discover how to use your HTML/JavaScript skills to build applications for mobile platforms including iPhone, Google Android, Blackberry, Symbian and Palm.
Learn how to use PhoneGap, an open source mobile development framework, to create platform-neutral mobile applications with HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
At the completion of this course, you’ll be able to:Who Should Attend?
If you’re a web developer, mobile developer, mobile designer or a project manager in charge of mobile development, then PhoneGap training is for you.
If you’re already well-versed in JavaScript and HTML, PhoneGap provides the fastest, most effective way to add mobile application development to your roster, especially if you’re building social networking applications, simple games and companion applications to websites.
Prerequisites
Developers should have HTML and JavaScript experience, and be familiar with version control systems such as GitHub. Attendees will need their own laptops and mobile phones to participate.
Students are encouraged to get a head start by downloading the appropriate mobile SDKs for each platform – SDKs and IDEs are cross-platform compatible, unless otherwise indicated. Download SDKs and IDEs from here: http://www.nitobi.com/services/phonegap/training/#prereq.
Brian LeRoux is the lead software architect at Nitobi Inc. where he focuses on delivering apps and helping developers all over the world write their apps. Contributor to PhoneGap and creator of XUI and Lawnchair. Suffice to say, Brian believes that the future of the internets is mobile and will rely on web standards, open source and hackers like you.
Filip Maj is a software engineer at Nitobi where he works on the PhoneGap framework and other mobile and web app projects. He’s part of the PhoneGap training team and has been teaching developers across North America how to put PhoneGap to work for their own mobile development projects.
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This presentation went poorly. Some examples failed, and the presenters commented that they were moving quicker than they expected. Yet despite the problems, I learned a lot about development for mobile web devices. (Things are not as neat as the desktop or “stationary” web apps, and multi-platform development abounds with challenges.) So I can give this presentation partial marks, since it did convey the essential bits.