Mobile Applications - Revision history

WikiSysop at 17:06, 30 January 2015

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‎See also

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‎Thoughts

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‎Mobile Application Development Strategy

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‎Why use mobile app instead of mobile site

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‎Mobile sites Code Snippets

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‎Mobile Application Development Strategy

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 * qrcode reader app ???
 * magnetic poetry app
 == See also ==

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	* [http://phonegap.com/ Phonegap]		* [http://phonegap.com/ Phonegap]
	* [http://mobile.tutsplus.com/category/tutorials/phonegap/ mobile tutsplus - phonegap]		* [http://mobile.tutsplus.com/category/tutorials/phonegap/ mobile tutsplus - phonegap]
		+	* xamarin

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 * do i really need standard looking apps?
 * how long would it take me to learn phonegap anyway? vs the learning curve for objective c? i already can do html5 after all... wouldn't it be easy to learn phonegap in a few days? (even titanium might take a week or more, let alone objective c which would be significantly harder) (but shouldn't i pick the more challenging option?)
+* Instructor at iOs course says in his opinion there are probably no good html5 based apps besides linkedin which is anyway very simple.
 == FOR STARTERS: things i wanted to build ==

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 * do i really need standard looking apps?
 * how long would it take me to learn phonegap anyway? vs the learning curve for objective c? i already can do html5 after all... wouldn't it be easy to learn phonegap in a few days? (even titanium might take a week or more, let alone objective c which would be significantly harder) (but shouldn't i pick the more challenging option?)
 == FOR STARTERS: things i wanted to build ==

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 I began by listening to [https://www.udemy.com/how-to-build-a-mobile-app/ Welcome to How To Build A Mobile App by General Assembly] in the background whilst i worked. This wasn't so much a talk on making apps as it was about mobile app strategies on udemy. Now this might sound like boring advertising drivel but actually fairly practical in helping me think about what I am learning it for and what to learn specifically (and what not to learn).
-Four probable ways of thinking about how to developing a mobile app:
+Four probable ways of thinking about how to develop a mobile app:
 * mobile sites
 * simple apps - eg: [[Phonegap]] (basic html5 app)

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 * Ability to use app offline or download offline content
 * Better Performance
-* Self-branding / App store yay!
+* Self-branding
 == Thoughts ==

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 </script></pre>
-Another possible method:
+Another possible method using a switchcase sorta thing:
 <pre>var isMobile = {

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 == See also ==
-* [[Phonegap]] / [[Appcelerator]]
+* [[Phonegap]] / [[Appcelerator]] / [[Objective-C]]
 * [http://jquerymobile.com/ jquerymobile]
 * [http://phonegap.com/ Phonegap]
 * [http://mobile.tutsplus.com/category/tutorials/phonegap/ mobile tutsplus - phonegap]

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 * simple apps - eg: [[Phonegap]] (basic html5 app)
 * cross platform native - when you are more serious about wanting something with a native look and field - eg: [[Appcelerator]] Titanium (use html5 and say get me a native button here etc)
-* native apps - when you are actually writing objective-c which gives you absolute best performance but you gotta have the right programmers then
+* native apps - when you are actually writing [[Objective-C]] which gives you absolute best performance but you gotta have the right programmers then
 What I learnt from this: