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Mobile Application Development: JavaScript Frameworks
Enhance your JavaScript skills by venturing into the domain of developing mobile applications
By Hazem Saleh, Ethan Holmes, Tom Bray and Sani Yusuf
Module 3 is mine: chapters 17–26, from page 445.
Packt Publishing · 30 Sep 2016 · 599 pages
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About the book
A three-part Packt Learning Path for JavaScript developers moving into mobile. It covers Apache Cordova with jQuery Mobile, then React Native, then Ionic. My book is the third part.
Who it is for. JavaScript web developers who want to start building mobile apps with frameworks built on JavaScript.
What you’ll learn
- Build, run and deploy cross-platform apps with Apache Cordova for iOS, Android and Windows Phone
- Design a mobile interface with jQuery Mobile
- Understand how React Native works under the hood
- Write custom native UI components and native modules in Objective-C and Java
- Learn Ionic by building three complete apps (my module)
Key facts
- Publisher
- Packt Publishing
- Published
- 30 Sep 2016
- Series
- Packt Learning Path
- Edition
- 1st
- Pages
- 599 Page counts differ by listing: 599 per Packt and Google Books; 614 per Amazon paperback and Open Library.
- ISBN-13
- 9781787129955
- ISBN-10
- 1787129950
- eBook ISBN-13
- 9781787122246
- Formats
- Paperback, eBook (PDF/ePub), Kindle, Google Play Books, Packt subscription
Table of contents
Module 1: JavaScript Mobile Application Development (Hazem Saleh)
- 1. An Introduction to Apache Cordova
- 2. Developing Your First Cordova Application
- 3. Apache Cordova Development Tools
- 4. Cordova API in Action
- 5. Diving Deeper into the Cordova API
- 6. Developing Custom Cordova Plugins
- 7. Unit Testing the Cordova App's Logic
- 8. Applying it All – the Mega App
Module 2: Getting Started with React Native (Ethan Holmes, Tom Bray)
- 9. Exploring the Sample Application
- 10. Understanding React Native Fundamentals
- 11. Beginning with the Example Application
- 12. Working with Styles and Layout
- 13. Displaying and Saving Data
- 14. Working with Geolocation and Maps
- 15. Integrating Native Modules
- 16. Releasing the Application
Module 3: Ionic Framework By Example (Sani Yusuf)
- 17. First Look at Ionic
- 18. To-Do List App
- 19. Running Ionic Apps
- 20. Ionic Components
- 21. The London Tourist App
- 22. Advanced Ionic Components
- 23. Customizing the App
- 24. Building a Simple Social App
- 25. Connecting to Firebase
- 26. Roundup
Code: the book's repository on GitHub. My code is in the 'Module 3' folder.