Building Hybrid Mobile Applications with HTML5

HTML5 can be used as the UI layer for building mobile applications.

Authored by: Jon Flanders
Duration: 4h 24m
Level: Intermediate
Released: 3/9/2012

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expand all \| collapse all	Progress	Duration
Introduction		01:01:10
Introduction		00:49
You want to build mobile apps		02:15
You don't want to		03:48
History		02:18
Mobile browsers lead the way		02:32
HTML5		03:53
CSS3 and Media Queries		04:26
Demo: Responsive Web App		14:39
Demo: HTML5 App		07:41
Native		05:12
Demo: Native		02:39
Continuum of choices		06:43
Pivot		03:16
Summary		00:59
Responsive Web Design		00:37:44
Introduction		08:32
Where		06:07
Demo: media queries		19:56
Why and summary		03:09
Building the native shell		00:54:02
Building the native Shell		00:54
iOS		05:13
iOS Demo		12:14
Android		04:15
Demo - Android		08:20
Demo - Android Device		00:34
Windows Phone 7		01:44
Windows Phone 7 Demo		13:06
HTML/CSS/JavaScript Debugging		02:02
Enabling Dev Tools on iOS		00:06
iOS debugging demo		01:45
Embedding HTML		02:46
Summary		01:03
Designing mobile friendly content		00:44:04
Designing for mobile		00:34
You must design with mobile in mind		00:47
Useful metatags		02:52
Demo: Metatags		10:54
Home Screen Images		02:24
Navigation		06:07
Demo: navigation		07:34
Hashbang warning		02:13
SVG		02:03
Data: uris		02:38
Demo: svg		05:22
Summary		00:36
Dealing with touch		00:22:27
Dealing with touch		01:10
Touch events		03:09
Demo		14:46
Handling a swipe		00:48
Best practices		00:49
Stopping zoom and bounce		00:48
Summary		00:57
Dealing with Offline		00:45:14
Dealing with offline		00:41
Startup Image		02:09
App cache		03:30
Cache Manifest Sections		07:28
App Cache Demo		14:49
Local Storage		04:22
Detecting offline		01:28
Demo - Offline		09:16
Summary		01:31

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