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Cross-Platform Mobile App Development using HTML5 and JavaScript while leveraging the Cloud

Rijad Halidovic

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This article is about the fragmentation in the mobile world; more specifically, about easing the pain of mobile application development.There are many smartphone platforms on the market: Android, iPhone, BlackBerry, Nokia, the Windows 7 Phone, WebOS and Samsung's Bada and Meego.Developing mobile application (apps) is thus challenging.The good news is that all of the listed platforms have browsers that adhere HTML/CSS3 standards.Because of that, we applied our criteria to the apps that use modern browsers as the platform for building HTML5/CSS3-based applications.We are going to use Icenium in order to develop crossplatform mobile apps that run natively on Android and iOS devices.Furthermore, we are going to compare this cross-platform mobile app to the Android and iOS native apps.

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This article is about the fragmentation in the mobile world; more specifically, about easing the pain of mobile application development.There are many smartphone platforms on the market: Android, iPhone, BlackBerry, Nokia, the Windows 7 Phone, WebOS and Samsung's Bada and Meego.Developing mobile application (apps) is thus challenging.The good news is that all of the listed platforms have browsers that adhere HTML/CSS3 standards.Because of that, we applied our criteria to the apps that use modern browsers as the platform for building HTML5/CSS3-based applications.We are going to use Icenium in order to develop crossplatform mobile apps that run natively on Android and iOS devices.Furthermore, we are going to compare this cross-platform mobile app to the Android and iOS native apps.

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This article is about the fragmentation in the mobile world; more specifically, about easing the pain of mobile application development.There are many smartphone platforms on the market: Android, iPhone, BlackBerry, Nokia, the Windows 7 Phone, WebOS and Samsung's Bada and Meego.Developing mobile application (apps) is thus challenging.The good news is that all of the listed platforms have browsers that adhere HTML/CSS3 standards.Because of that, we applied our criteria to the apps that use modern browsers as the platform for building HTML5/CSS3-based applications.We are going to use Icenium in order to develop crossplatform mobile apps that run natively on Android and iOS devices.Furthermore, we are going to compare this cross-platform mobile app to the Android and iOS native apps.

Key concepts: Computer science, HTML5, JavaScript, Cross-platform, Mobile apps, Cloud computing, Unobtrusive JavaScript, World Wide Web

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