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ADC Web Standards Monthly – FREE Newsletter by Holly Schinsky | 12 Feb 2013 | PhoneGap Network 
Brian Rinaldi at the Adobe Developer Connection (ADC) has recently put together a free monthly newsletter to help keep you up to date on all the latest and greatest content available on the ADC. The topics span a variety of subjects including HTML5, JavaScript, CSS, Mobile Development, PhoneGap, Responsive Design and more. The January newsletter [...] Visit Holly's Blog
Brian Rinaldi at the Adobe Developer Connection (ADC) has recently put together a free monthly newsletter to help keep you up to date on all the latest and greatest content available on the ADC. The topics span a variety of subjects including HTML5, JavaScript, CSS, Mobile Development, PhoneGap, Responsive Design and more. The January newsletter [...] Visit Holly's Blog BoomChik Ba-Boom Boom Chik … by Jesse MacFadyen | 12 Feb 2013 | PhoneGap Network BoomChik is available in the Windows store! BoomChik on Windows Store The code is virtually identical to the code running on the iPad, and soon they will be exactly the same. Time to tap to the beat of your own drummer. Note, I have many more features I would like to add, but I will let usage + downloads dictate ... Visit Jesse's Blog
BoomChik is available in the Windows store! BoomChik on Windows Store The code is virtually identical to the code running on the iPad, and soon they will be exactly the same. Time to tap to the beat of your own drummer. Note, I have many more features I would like to add, but I will let usage + downloads dictate ... Visit Jesse's Blog PhoneGap Plugin Updates to TelephoneNumber, IMEI and TTS by Simon MacDonald | 09 Feb 2013 | PhoneGap Network I've updated the TelephoneNumber, IMEI and TTS plugins to use the Apache Cordova 2.2.0 API's. That means no more deprecation notices in the Java code and the JavaScript code uses the cordova.require method. However, I'm still slapping the objects into window.plugins so you shouldn't need to change any of your JavaScript code after upgrading. This completes the upgrade of my plugins that everyone voted on. Next up will be some new work and hopefully I'll be able to get to that WebSpeech shim... Visit Simon's Blog
I've updated the TelephoneNumber, IMEI and TTS plugins to use the Apache Cordova 2.2.0 API's. That means no more deprecation notices in the Java code and the JavaScript code uses the cordova.require method. However, I'm still slapping the objects into window.plugins so you shouldn't need to change any of your JavaScript code after upgrading. This completes the upgrade of my plugins that everyone voted on. Next up will be some new work and hopefully I'll be able to get to that WebSpeech shim... Visit Simon's Blog What’s new in Cordova iOS 2.4.0 by Shazron Abdullah | 08 Feb 2013 | PhoneGap Network 1. Removal of JSONKit, replaced with NSJSONSerialization Since we dropped support for iOS 4.x, this is now possible. 2. Support for ArrayBuffer arguments over the exec bridge Only for top level arguments (nothing nested). It converts the ArrayBuffer to a NSData object, and vice-versa. See CB-2189 and CB-2215. 3. The start page can be specified [...] Visit Shazron's Blog
1. Removal of JSONKit, replaced with NSJSONSerialization Since we dropped support for iOS 4.x, this is now possible. 2. Support for ArrayBuffer arguments over the exec bridge Only for top level arguments (nothing nested). It converts the ArrayBuffer to a NSData object, and vice-versa. See CB-2189 and CB-2215. 3. The start page can be specified [...] Visit Shazron's Blog PhoneGap 2.4.0 Released by Raymond Camden | 08 Feb 2013 | PhoneGap Network The title pretty much says it all. PhoneGap 2.4.0 was released today. You can read the official blog entry on it here: PhoneGap 2.4.0 Released. The blog entry only makes mention of the Cordova CLI tools being rolled in. These tools make PhoneGap incredibly easy to use. Holly Schinsky blogged about them a few months ago. They kind of act like a "meta" tool for the core PhoneGap command line tools. You can quickly generate projects for multiple operating systems as well as quickly build and... Visit Raymond's Blog
The title pretty much says it all. PhoneGap 2.4.0 was released today. You can read the official blog entry on it here: PhoneGap 2.4.0 Released. The blog entry only makes mention of the Cordova CLI tools being rolled in. These tools make PhoneGap incredibly easy to use. Holly Schinsky blogged about them a few months ago. They kind of act like a "meta" tool for the core PhoneGap command line tools. You can quickly generate projects for multiple operating systems as well as quickly build and... Visit Raymond's Blog Adobe TechLive + PhoneGap Events in February by Colene Chow | 07 Feb 2013 | PhoneGap Blog, Community, Event Adobe TechLive is a new Adobe offering that delivers live interactive technical events. All events take place in Adobe Connect sessions so you can engage and get your questions answered from a variety of people: Adobe Developer Evangelists, Product Managers, and more. This is awesome for those who can’t attend a meetup or live too far away! In February, Adobe TechLive has a calendar full of PhoneGap related content that you might be interested in: Getting Started with Apple Push... Read More...
Adobe TechLive is a new Adobe offering that delivers live interactive technical events. All events take place in Adobe Connect sessions so you can engage and get your questions answered from a variety of people: Adobe Developer Evangelists, Product Managers, and more. This is awesome for those who can’t attend a meetup or live too far away! In February, Adobe TechLive has a calendar full of PhoneGap related content that you might be interested in: Getting Started with Apple Push... Read More... PhoneGap 2.4.0 Released by Steve Gill | 07 Feb 2013 | PhoneGap Blog, News, Release We have just released PhoneGap 2.4.0! Thanks to everyone who worked so hard to get this release out. In this release, the community tackled a ton of bug fixes. View the 2.4.0 commits in the changelog on GitHub. For iOS specific details, you can also check out Shazron Abdullah’s blog post What’s New in Cordova iOS 2.4.0. For Android specific details, please read Simon MacDonald’s blog post What’s new in PhoneGap Android 2.4 The PhoneGap Build team is hard at work on... Read More...
We have just released PhoneGap 2.4.0! Thanks to everyone who worked so hard to get this release out. In this release, the community tackled a ton of bug fixes. View the 2.4.0 commits in the changelog on GitHub. For iOS specific details, you can also check out Shazron Abdullah’s blog post What’s New in Cordova iOS 2.4.0. For Android specific details, please read Simon MacDonald’s blog post What’s new in PhoneGap Android 2.4 The PhoneGap Build team is hard at work on... Read More... Using Ripple for PhoneGap Development by Raymond Camden | 06 Feb 2013 | PhoneGap Network Ripple has been around for a while now, but only recently have I really noticed how freaking cool it is. I thought it might be helpful for my readers if I wrote up an introduction guide to Ripple and how you can more effectively use it. This will be a reflection of the issues and cool things I've run into personally and as always, I'd love to hear your opinions as well.First and foremost, what in the heck is Ripple? Ripple is an open source project in incubation status at Apache... Visit Raymond's Blog
Ripple has been around for a while now, but only recently have I really noticed how freaking cool it is. I thought it might be helpful for my readers if I wrote up an introduction guide to Ripple and how you can more effectively use it. This will be a reflection of the issues and cool things I've run into personally and as always, I'd love to hear your opinions as well.First and foremost, what in the heck is Ripple? Ripple is an open source project in incubation status at Apache... Visit Raymond's Blog Video: Native vs. Hybrid vs. Web by Andrew Trice | 03 Feb 2013 | PhoneGap Network Here’s a video from the “What Developers Love and Hate about iOS, Android, Windows and HTML5″ panel discussion that I took part in during MoDev East back in December. The panelists represented native app developers, HTML/web developers, and myself-representing the HTML/hybrid app paradigm. I thought it was a great discussion, and nearly everyone acknowledged the benefits [...] Visit Andrew's Blog
Here’s a video from the “What Developers Love and Hate about iOS, Android, Windows and HTML5″ panel discussion that I took part in during MoDev East back in December. The panelists represented native app developers, HTML/web developers, and myself-representing the HTML/hybrid app paradigm. I thought it was a great discussion, and nearly everyone acknowledged the benefits [...] Visit Andrew's Blog PhoneGap Community Roundup – January 2013 by Steve Gill | 01 Feb 2013 | PhoneGap Blog, Community Below is the January addition of our PhoneGap Community Release Notes. Thank you to everyone who contributed. If you’re organizing a PhoneGap event, speaking on PhoneGap, writing a blog post or have something to share, please add it to the release notes on Github. We’ll be posting the round up from each month and below is the roundup for the month of January. EVENTS January 8-11, CodeMash, Ray Camden January 17, Open Online Phonegap Sesssion, Ray Camden and Andrew Trice ... Read More...
Below is the January addition of our PhoneGap Community Release Notes. Thank you to everyone who contributed. If you’re organizing a PhoneGap event, speaking on PhoneGap, writing a blog post or have something to share, please add it to the release notes on Github. We’ll be posting the round up from each month and below is the roundup for the month of January. EVENTS January 8-11, CodeMash, Ray Camden January 17, Open Online Phonegap Sesssion, Ray Camden and Andrew Trice ... Read More...