PhoneGap enables an HTML and JavaScript developer to develop and publish native apps for an array of mobile platforms. In this course, you will learn about the history, features, prerequisites, and installation of PhoneGap. You will also learn publishing an app through Phone Build and testing, debugging, and maintenance of the app published through PhoneGap.
Learning Objectives
Introduction to PhoneGap
- start the course
- describe the history of PhoneGap and identify the key features
- describe the architecture of PhoneGap and identify the platforms supported in PhoneGap
- compare Apache Cordova features with PhoneGap features
PhoneGap Installation
- identify the prerequisites for working with PhoneGap
- install Node.js on Windows
- install PhoneGap on Windows
- install Android Development Environment on Windows
- install Node.js on Mac
- install PhoneGap on Mac
- install Android Development Environment on Mac
Using PhoneGap Build with Cloud Publishing
- identify the prerequisites for working with PhoneGap Build
- create a "Hello World" application
- create keychain file for Android and certificate file for IOS
- create a provisioning profile for IOS using the certificate file
- publish your first app using PhoneGap Build
- troubleshoot build issues
Debugging and Maintenance in PhoneGap
- work with PhoneGap Desktop app
- work with PhoneGap Android Developer app
- test your app in Android and iOS
- work in debug mode
- update and manage your app with Hydration
Practice: Publish and Test a Sample App
- publish a sample app with PhoneGap Build and test it on a phone