In this chapter, we will cover some advanced topics and provide you with complete knowledge of the implementation of features detailed here. If we summarize what we have covered so far, then we'd realize that we have worked on the basics of IBM Worklight. This includes components, frameworks, client- or server-side development, UI implementation, configuration, and development of IBM Worklight application and authentication concepts. Now, we will move on to some advanced development concepts using IBM Worklight Studio, which contains the WL Client API, a push notification mechanism, Cordova plugins, some UI common controls, encrypted cache, offline access, and JSONStore.

As you know, Worklight doesn't provide a proprietary development language or any model that the user has to learn specifically. It simply uses web technologies such as HTML, JavaScript, and CSS to implement IBM Worklight, a development concept of the hybrid mobile application...