Most PhoneGap plugins aren't terribly hard to install or configure, but they will undoubtedly play a vital role in your app, especially if you need to use a feature that PhoneGap doesn't provide on its own.
In our case, we need two plugins, one to display websites within our app and another to share the content. For the first, we'll be using a plugin called ChildBrowser across all the platforms we support, but for the latter, we'll have to use a separate plugin for iOS and Android.
Here's what each sharing plugin will look like when we're done, starting with iOS:
For Android the sharing plugin will look like the following:
If you haven't already, you should download the entire community PhoneGap plugin repository located at https://github.com/phonegap/phonegap-plugins. This will provide you with nearly all the content necessary to use the plugins.
If you wish to support sharing on iOS, you also need to download ShareKit 2.0, which is available at https://github...