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JavaScript Mobile Application Development

JavaScript Mobile Application Development

By : Saleh
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JavaScript Mobile Application Development

JavaScript Mobile Application Development

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By: Saleh
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Overview of this book

If you are a native mobile developer, with some familiarity with the common web technologies of JavaScript, CSS, and HTML, or if you are a web developer, then this learning guide will add great value and impact to your work. Learning how to develop mobile applications using Apache Cordova is of particular importance if you are looking to develop applications on a variety of different platforms efficiently.
Table of Contents (10 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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Conventions
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1. An Introduction to Apache Cordova
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1. An Introduction to Apache Cordova
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What is Apache Cordova?
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The differences between mobile web, hybrid mobile, and native mobile applications
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Why you should use Cordova
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Cordova architecture
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Overview of Cordova APIs
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Summary
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2. Developing Your First Cordova Application
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2. Developing Your First Cordova Application
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An introduction to Cordova CLI
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Developing Sound Recorder application
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Building and running Sound Recorder application
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3. Apache Cordova Development Tools
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3. Apache Cordova Development Tools
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Configuring Android development environment
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Configuring iOS development environment
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Configuring the Windows Phone development environment
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4. Cordova API in Action
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4. Cordova API in Action
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Exploring the Cordova Exhibition app
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The Cordova Exhibition app structure
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Accelerometer
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Camera
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Compass
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Connection
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Contacts
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Device
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Geolocation
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Globalization
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InAppBrowser
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5. Diving Deeper into the Cordova API
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5. Diving Deeper into the Cordova API
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Media, file, and capture
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Notification
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Storage
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Finalizing the Cordova Exhibition app
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Cordova events
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6. Developing Custom Cordova Plugins
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6. Developing Custom Cordova Plugins
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Developing a custom Cordova plugin
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Developing Android code
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Developing iOS code
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Developing Windows Phone 8 code
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Publishing our plugin to Cordova Registry
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Testing our Cordova plugin
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7. Unit Testing the Cordova App's Logic
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7. Unit Testing the Cordova App's Logic
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What is Jasmine
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Configuring Jasmine
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Writing your first Jasmine test
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Jasmine Matchers
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Jasmine in action – developing Cordova app tests
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Automating tests using Karma
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8. Applying it All – the Mega App
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8. Applying it All – the Mega App
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Mega App specification/wireframes
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Preparing for the Mega App
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The Mega App architecture
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The Mega App model and API
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The Mega App user interface
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Finalizing Mega App
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Deploying and running Mega App
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Start contributing to Mega App
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Automating tests using Karma

Running Jasmine tests manually by running SpecRunner.html on every browser can be a time-consuming process; this is why automating Jasmine tests is important. In order to automate Jasmine tests, we can use Karma (http://karma-runner.github.io).

Karma is one of the best modern JavaScript test runners that can be used to automate JavaScript tests. Karma is based on Node.js and is distributed as a node package. Karma provides an easy-to-use command-line interface that we will illustrate in detail in the following sections.

Karma includes a web server that can capture one or more browser(s), execute JavaScript tests on the captured browsers, and finally, report the test results of every browser in the command-line interface. In order to capture a browser in Karma, you can execute one of the following two methods:

  • Make the browser(s) that you want to capture visiting Karma server URL (usually, it is http://${karma_server_ip}:9876/).

  • In the configuration file, you can...

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