Over the past few months I’ve been pouring all the time I can muster into building a complete introduction to HTML5 mobile development. When… continue reading.
25 posts in category "Mobile Apps"
Hybrid HTML5 mobile apps seem to get a bit of a bad rap, it’s not really justified though. If you speak to most native mobile app developers… continue reading.
Welcome to the first post of the new HTML5 Mobile App Spotlight series. This series will bring attention to the the cool mobile applications… continue reading.
Mobile App Stores now allow you to submit a video of your application in action along with the screenshots that are displayed. This can be a… continue reading.
One of the most frustrating parts of submitting an application to app stores is creating all the different sized screenshots that are… continue reading.
Think iOS applications can only be created on a Mac? Well I’m pleased to inform you that you are mistaken! In fact I’ve been building iOS… continue reading.
I’ve previously written about making the switch from web development to mobile development, but now I’m going to talk about 6 specific… continue reading.
Full disclosure: I am a HTML5 mobile application developer and naturally my views are biased to some degree. Whilst I’ve tried to keep this… continue reading.
In short: very good things HTML5 mobile applications rely on the browser and the performance of JavaScript. Fortunately each new iOS… continue reading.
There was one particularly remember-able rejection I received from Apple. I was working with a not for profit organisation to create an app… continue reading.
Since the introduction of smart phones, mobile devices have continued to cement themselves as the dominant platforms over the more… continue reading.
It’s been a little while since I’ve had to design a Sencha Touch application with a server side backend. In this case I’m using a PHP… continue reading.
At the beginning of the age of the smart phone and mobile applications the choice was pretty clear; if you’re developing an Android… continue reading.
Many mobile applications pull in a lot of data from some source when they are live, usually some database hosted somewhere on the Internet… continue reading.
**Update: **I’ve started a ’Getting Started with Famo.us’ series where we learn the Famo.us framework together. Famo.us has been hyped as a… continue reading.
There’s a lot of ‘stuff’ that goes on around building mobile applications that doesn’t involve building the application itself. One… continue reading.
a.k.a: Converting a Native Android App to Sencha Touch: Part 2 If you’re unfamiliar with this series, I’m converting an Android app I… continue reading.
After Amazon’s recent announcement that they will now accept paid HTML5 applications in their appstore, having never submitted an app to the… continue reading.
What I’m about to show you is basically magic, or at least that’s how I felt when I started editing my PhoneGap Build application live as it… continue reading.
In a big step forward for web based HTML5 mobile applications, Amazon has just announced that they will allow developers to charge for HTML… continue reading.
