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With smartphones in nearly every pocket and the iPhone leading the pack, it is increasingly important that you have a grasp on how to build open, standards-based web apps for the small screen. iPhone native apps in Cocoa and Objective-C are fine, but you’ll need a different skill set to make sophisticated web apps. Beginning iPhone Apps for Web Developers helps you do just that, offering the skills and techniques you need to make your website look great on the iPhone and more.

• Optimize your website for mobile devices
• Enhance your mobile user experience
• Learn iPhone specific event handling, javascript, CSS and animations

What you’ll learn

• Simple steps to make your website look great in all browsers, including on the iPhone.
• How to get a head start on CSS3 and other new web standards that will be coming to desktops soon.
• Why mobile browsers are different from desktop browsers: learn how to handle user actions such as touch, tilt, and shake.
• How Apple has defined the modern mobile user interface. Learn what they know.
• How to minimize bandwidth usage, and other tricks to make your site work on mobile devices.
• What you need to know to become an iPhone web applications developer.
• The differences between having to support IE6 versus using cutting edge CSS3 and CSS animations.

Who this book is for

The audience for this book ranges from the web developer or programmer who has a general understanding of HTML, CSS and event handlers to senior web developers well versed in browser differences, with limited to no mobile development experience. The book will also benefit iPhone application developers who may want to port their application from the iPhone to the desktop or to the mobile browser.

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It seems that everyone and her sister has developed an iPhone App—everyone except you, the hard-working web professional. And now with the introduction of the iPad, you may even feel farther behind. But the time has come where you don’t need to struggle through Objective-C or master Apple’s Cocoa touch APIs. WebKit’s support for HTML5 means any ambitious web developer can join Apple’s second mobile App wave and create compelling apps that address the unique features of both the iPhone and the larger iPad.

Learn iPhone & iPad Web App Development takes you through every aspect of the latest Mobile Web Standards as well as the specific features of the iPhone and iPad. You’ll go beyond Web 2.0 and Ajax to learn about WebKit and Mobile Safari, HTML5 and CSS3, Vector Graphics and Multimedia support. You’ll discover what built-in hardware features of the iPhone and iPad you can use and how to take advantage of these device-specific capabilities.

The market for Web apps is expanding and the combination of iPhone and iPad makes this a very hot area—as well as a competitive one. You’ll want to know about all the advantages available to get ahead and stay ahead, and Learn iPhone & iPad Web App Development is the perfect starting point.

What you’ll learn

• How to take your existing web skills and deploy them on iPad and iPhone
• User interface design basics for both the small iPhone screen and the big iPad display
• The keys to web app development built into HTML5, WebKit, and Mobile Safari
• How to support mobile-media with iPhone- and iPad-specific features
• How to take advantage of advanced features of CSS3 for graphics
• How to address Apple’s touch screen interface and interact with Cocoa touch APIs

Who this book is for

Web designers and developers who want use their hard-earned skills and knowledge to create compelling mobile web experiences for iPhone and iPad users.

Table of Contents

1. Development Tools
2. Development Environment
3. Debugging
4. WebApp Anatomy
5. Device limitations
6. Mimic the iPhone UI
7. Interesting CSS features
8. HTML5 features
9. Vector graphics
10. Multimedia support
11. Javascript OOP primer
12. CSS3 advanced features
13. DOM and selectors
14. AJAX
15. Touch and Gesture events
16. Location API
17. Data Storage
18. Optimization
19. Linking to native applications
20. Using Frameworks

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Web standards-based apps or Web apps on mobile devices continues to grow for iPhone and now Android. Web apps and cloud-based web apps appeal to many developers who may not have the native language requirements, but do have the web standards skills and knowledge like HTML 5, JavaScript, CSS, and more.

As HTML5 evolves, so does the power and flexibility of web apps as they start to rival many of the features that were once only available to native-language-based Apps in Java, Objective-C, etc. Pro Android Web Apps teaches developers already familiar with web application development how to code and structure a web app for use on the Android mobile platform.

• Understand both the why and how of mobile web app development, focusing on the Android platform. 
• Learn how to “work smarter, not harder” in developing web apps for mobile through a number of practical, real-world application examples.
• Discover the potential that cloud services offer Android web apps, for both connecting with and scaling to millions of users.

After reading this book, you'll be able to build complex web and cloud-based apps for Android devices, as well as sell these web apps on the new Google Chrome Web App Store. This book pairs nicely with Pro Android 2, which covers native Android Apps development.

What you’ll learn

• What Android web apps can do, and when to use web development rather than native development to create an application.
• How to use existing JavaScript and CSS frameworks to create rich mobile user interfaces.
• When to use HTML5 and when to use a native bridging framework to access native Android functionality.
• Connext with cloud services and APIs to build engaging location based services and games.
• Enable social integration with your Android web app and gain access to millions of potential users.

Who this book is for

This book is targeted at web developers looking to transfer their skills over to mobile application development. Readers will understand that Android is continuing to gain momentum in the marketplace and will want to build an application specifically for that platform. They will have a strong desire to use web technologies rather than the native tools to build applications, either due to personal taste or to gain cross-platform mobile portability for the majority of their application code.

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