Cordova Tutorial Cordova is a platform that is used for building mobile apps using HTML, CSS and JS. We can think of Cordova as a container for connecting our web app with native mobile functionalities. Web applications cannot use native mobile functionalities by default. This is where Cordova comes into picture. It offers a bridge for connection between web app and mobile device. Meteor, Cordova, and Famo.us: The Chill Way to Build Apps This is a guest post from Adam Elkassas, one of the co-founders of social mobile app Down to Chill. I’m a twenty-year old programmer and entrepreneur and here’s the story of how I started the social networking company Down to Chill. The Beginning of our Meteor Journey I attended University of Pennsylvania’s Jerome Fisher Program, where I studied Computer Engineering, Finance, and Statistics before taking a leave of absence after my sophomore year. A year and half ago, I started learning Meteor after trying to find a way to make my college note sharing website Noteriety able to process real time transactions.
A suite of Javascript libraries and tools designed for working with HTML5 Recent Updates Follow @CreateJS November 2014 Added Unit Tests to EaselJSUpdates in preparation for new releases (coming soon). New class model, with big performance increases October 2014 Implementing the “Card” UI Pattern in PhoneGap/HTML5 Applications “Cards,” in a user interface, seem to be the rage these days. Card-based user interface paradigms can be seen everywhere from Google Glass, to Pinterest, Google Plus, Spotify, Flipboard, and many, many more places too innumerable to mention. Some proclaim the card user interface paradigm as the absolute future of web design, some see it as just another trend. In either case, you might need to implement a card style user interface in your own applications. If you happen to be building apps that target PhoneGap or in the browser, you’re in luck!
Using Local Storage Being able to persist data locally in an app is crucial. The large variance in mobile network connectivity and the fact that users expect apps to reasonably function regardless of whether they are connected to the web or not means we need to make sure we store enough data locally to make the app function in these conditions. Fortunately, with web technologies storing data locally is fast and easy. Local Storage Browsers provide a convenient module for storing data in a simple key <-> value fashion called localStorage. Android User Session Management using Shared Preferences Session are useful when you want to store user data globally through out the application. This can be done in two ways. One is storing them in a global variables and second is storing the data in shared preferences. The problem with storing data in global variable is data will be lost once user closes the application, but storing the data in shared preferences will be persistent even though user closes the application. Application shared preferences allows you to save and retrieve key, value pair data. Before getting into tutorial, I am giving basic information needed to work with shared preferences.
Axure and Font Awesome Library Widgets You can get this By following these directions 1) Download the latest Font-Awesome list. Game Closure - Community This mailing list is intended for discussion and announcements concerning the Game Closure DevKit. IRC Channel #gameclosure on chat.freenode.net Contact our developers immediately with an IRC client and chat with them about issues, new features or other topics. Developer App PhoneGap Developer App by Michael Brooks | 23 Apr 2014 | PhoneGap Blog, App, News Today, the PhoneGap Team is proud to announce the release of the PhoneGap Developer app! cordova-plugin-indexeddb Cordova IndexedDB Plugin Implements Indexed Database API support for Apache Cordova apps based on IndexedDBShim implementation. Support of Android and iOS. Transmitting Network Data Using Volley Dependencies and prerequisites Android 2.2 (API Level 8) or higher Video Volley: Easy, Fast Networking for Android Volley is an HTTP library that makes networking for Android apps easier and most importantly, faster.
Tutorial - How To Structure a Meteor Application So far, all of the example applications in the previous tutorials have had the simplest possible file structures: a HTML file a JavaScript file a CSS file This has been fine for introducing basic concepts but it’s rare for real-world applications to be structured so simply. Studio The professional, open source development tool for the open web It's ready. It's time. PhoneGap 3 for Dummies, Part 1: Setup and a first example I found a lot of tutorials for PhoneGap 2, but I couldn’t find any PhoneGap 3 tutorial. That’s why I start a PhoneGap 3 tutorial session. Please note, I never worked with PhoneGap 2, so please correct me if I’m wrong. In the first part I want to install PhoneGap 3 and deploy a sample example into the Android simulator.