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  • ISBN-13: 9781484213148
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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:

  • Basics of Hybrid Application Development
  • Platforms, Frameworks used for Hybrid Application Development
Internals of how hybrid applications work
  • Hybrid Application Development using available APIs
  • Accessing data in hybrid application
  • Role of JSON over XML in hybrid application
  • Code Security

    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!

    • About the Author xiii
    About the Technical Reviewer xv
    Acknowledgments xvii
    What Is in This Book xix
    Chapter 1 Introduction to Mobile Application Development Ecosystems
    		1(14)
    History of Mobile Application Development
    		2(1)
    Understanding Ecosystems
    		3(1)
    The Apple Ecosystem
    		3(1)
    The Google Ecosystem
    		3(1)
    The Microsoft Ecosystem
    		4(1)
    Ecosystems Are Growing
    		4(1)
    Web Sites and Web Views for Mobile Devices
    		4(1)
    Adding JavaScript to the Mix
    		5(1)
    Hybrid Application Frameworks
    		5(1)
    Challenges by Mobile Application Layers
    		5(4)
    Front-End Development
    		5(3)
    Back-End Development
    		8(1)
    System Software
    		9(3)
    Mobile Application Testing
    		12(1)
    Android Testing
    		12(1)
    Apple Testing
    		12(1)
    Microsoft Testing
    		12(1)
    Hybrid Testing
    		12(1)
    Summary
    		13(2)
    Chapter 2 Native vs. Hybrid Mobile Applications
    		15(6)
    Native Mobile Application Development
    		15(3)
    History
    		16(1)
    Pros and Cons
    		17(1)
    What Does the Market Say?
    		17(1)
    Hybrid Mobile Application Development
    		18(2)
    Why HMAD?
    		18(1)
    History
    		18(1)
    Technologies and Frameworks Used in HMAD
    		19(1)
    Pros and Cons
    		19(1)
    Summary
    		20(1)
    Chapter 3 Building Blocks of HMAD
    		21(34)
    Architecture
    		21(13)
    OS Runtime
    		21(8)
    Browser-Based Applications and Browser Runtime
    		29(5)
    How Hybrid Applications Work
    		34(2)
    Apache Cordova
    		34(1)
    Web Applications vs. Hybrid Mobile Applications
    		35(1)
    Technologies, Frameworks, and Languages
    		36(10)
    HTML5
    		37(1)
    Why HTML 5?
    		37(1)
    Basics of HTML5 and Useful APIs
    		37(1)
    HTML5 Detection
    		38(1)
    HTML5-SpecificAPIs
    		39(2)
    Data Formats
    		41(5)
    Server-Side Support
    		46(1)
    Service-Oriented Architecture
    		46(3)
    Web Services
    		46(1)
    Windows Communication Foundation Service
    		47(1)
    REST-Based Services
    		48(1)
    Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Version 3
    		48(1)
    Responsive CSS
    		48(1)
    Twitter Bootstrap
    		48(1)
    Skeleton
    		48(1)
    HMAD Development and Packaging Frameworks
    		49(2)
    Ionic
    		49(1)
    PhoneGap
    		49(1)
    AppBuilder
    		50(1)
    Kendo UI
    		50(1)
    Angular UI
    		50(1)
    Sencha Touch
    		51(1)
    Intel XDK
    		51(1)
    Testing Mobile Applications
    		51(2)
    Testing with Browsers
    		51(2)
    Testing on Devices
    		53(1)
    Testing with Packaging Frameworks
    		53(1)
    Deploying Applications
    		53(1)
    Considering Cost
    		53(1)
    Summary
    		53(2)
    Chapter 4 Creating Your First Hybrid Application
    		55(36)
    Choosing a Packaging Platform
    		55(1)
    Setting Up an AppBuilder Account
    		55(6)
    Authoring a Basic Service Returning JSON
    		61(9)
    Writing a Code Snippet Based on HTML5
    		70(6)
    Injecting jQuery into the Code
    		76(1)
    Testing the Hybrid Application UI and Code by Using a Browser
    		77(1)
    Packaging an Application for the First Time Using AppBuilder
    		78(11)
    Running a Local Test on the Device
    		89(1)
    iPhone
    		89(1)
    Android
    		89(1)
    Windows Phone
    		89(1)
    Summary
    		89(2)
    Chapter 5 HMAD: Internals
    		91(10)
    Mobile Devices
    		91(4)
    Architecture
    		91(1)
    OS
    		92(1)
    Application Frameworks and Platforms
    		93(2)
    How Do Hybrid Applications Work on Devices?
    		95(4)
    Webview Hybrid Limitations
    		99(1)
    Comparison: Native vs. Hybrid Applications
    		99(1)
    Summary
    		100(1)
    Chapter 6 Data Access in HMAD
    		101(28)
    Exploring Data Access Possibilities
    		101(5)
    Data Serialization Techniques
    		106(1)
    Tips to GET or SET Data
    		107(10)
    Browser-based Debug, Monitor, and Trace
    		117(3)
    Code and Data Security
    		120(8)
    Summary
    		128(1)
    Chapter 7 UI for HMAD
    		129(12)
    HTML with JQuery
    		129(8)
    Event Handling in JQuery
    		134(2)
    JQuery Plug-in-based Approach to Generating a UI
    		136(1)
    Miscellaneous Libraries and Plugins
    		137(1)
    Fusion Chart
    		137(1)
    Touch Punch
    		138(1)
    Responsive UI
    		138(1)
    Frequently Used Style Classes in Bootstrap
    		138(1)
    Summary
    		139(2)
    Chapter 8 Using Device Features in HMAD
    		141(18)
    Geolocation Services
    		141(5)
    Using the HTML5 API
    		141(3)
    Geolocation Plug-ins and Helpers
    		144(2)
    I/O Operations
    		146(6)
    Access and Use a Device-Based Camera
    		152(3)
    Access a Unique ID
    		155(1)
    Building Offline Applications
    		156(1)
    Common Issues and Solutions
    		156(1)
    Patterns and Practices
    		156(1)
    Tips and Tricks
    		156(1)
    Summary
    		157(2)
    Chapter 9 How to Advertise with HMAD
    		159(26)
    Current Market Trends
    		159(1)
    Ad Frameworks
    		160(1)
    Google AdSense (Google AdMob for Mobiles)
    		160(1)
    Mobile Ad Frameworks: A Quick Comparison
    		160(1)
    Using the AdMob Framework
    		161(23)
    Banner Ads
    		166(2)
    Interstitial
    		168(16)
    Summary
    		184(1)
    Chapter 10 Working with Third-Party Services in HMAD
    		185(8)
    CAPTCHA APIs
    		185(2)
    OPEN ID Authentication
    		187(3)
    Twitter API
    		188(2)
    Payment Gateways
    		190(1)
    GPS Services
    		191(1)
    Summary
    		191(2)
    Chapter 11 Setup and Deployment
    		193(6)
    Obtaining Vendor-Specific Developer Licenses
    		193(1)
    Deploying to the Apple App Store
    		193(2)
    Deploying to Google Play
    		195(2)
    Deploying to Windows Store
    		197(1)
    Understanding the Pros and Cons
    		197(1)
    Tracing and Logging
    		197(1)
    Summary
    		197(2)
    Chapter 12 XAMARIN vs. HMAD
    		199(6)
    Introduction to Managed Applications
    		199(2)
    How Does Xamarin Work?
    		201(2)
    Using Xamarin for Windows Phone
    		201(1)
    Using Xamarin for Android
    		202(1)
    Using Xamarin for iPhone
    		202(1)
    Exploring Xamarin Features
    		203(1)
    Xamarin vs. HMAD
    		203(1)
    Summary
    		204(1)
    Chapter 13 Case Study: A Practical Approach
    		205(12)
    Creating a Feedback Application
    		205(6)
    Writing the Business Logic
    		211(4)
    Summary
    		215(2)
    Index 217
    Mahesh is a technology evangelist . He has bachelors degree in Information Technology. He has over 12+ Years of experience in technology consulting & development. He has done consulting & delivered training(s) on multiple technologies to 300+ software companies & corporate client(s). He also runs a software development firm named Bonaventure Systems based in Pune.

    He has done 16+ professional certification(s) on Microsoft technologies also deliver(s) session(s), techtalks to community being Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT). He has also delivered session for MSDN in the past on topic(s) like azure, cloud computing etc.
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