Whilst having a library and quality documentation are key aspects when using a service sometimes it’s also nice to have a getting started project t...

Whilst having a library and quality documentation are key aspects when using a service sometimes it’s also nice to have a getting started project that you can just download and run. Using Pusher on Android with PhoneGap wasn’t quite as easy as we’d like it to be so I decided to create the Pusher PhoneGap Android starter project.

Since 5 minutes is also a good length for a video, I thought it would be a good idea to capture that succinct message in a series of screencasts. I...

Since 5 minutes is also a good length for a video, I thought it would be a good idea to capture that succinct message in a series of screencasts. I posted the first one (Synchronized Browsing and Remote Inspection with Adobe Edge Inspect) last week. Here is the second one: “PhoneGap and PhoneGap Build in 5 minutes”.

Mobile websites have come a long way, but if you want to take full advantage of a smartphone’s hardware, or get listed in the iTunes App Store, you...

Mobile websites have come a long way, but if you want to take full advantage of a smartphone’s hardware, or get listed in the iTunes App Store, you need to compile your code. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to create a mobile web app with an iPhone look and feel using jQTouch, then turn it into a native iPhone app using Phonegap. No Objective-C necessary.

In this article, we will install Xcode and the iOS SDK for iOS development, install the Android SDK and set up the emulator, set up the BlackBerry ...

In this article, we will install Xcode and the iOS SDK for iOS development, install the Android SDK and set up the emulator, set up the BlackBerry Web Works development environment, build PhoneGap applications to all three platforms. So let's get to the first roadblock.

The idea behind this tutorial is to allow the user to take a photo with the camera and then have it uploaded to a server. We will not cover the act...

The idea behind this tutorial is to allow the user to take a photo with the camera and then have it uploaded to a server. We will not cover the actual uploading of the image, but will leave the space for the functionality to be added. You can find plenty of examples of various implementations for uploading images via PHP, Ruby, and other server side languages elsewhere online. Instead, this tutorial will focus on taking the picture, displaying the picture taken, and giving the user an alert that the picture has been uploaded.

In the last part of this series, we got our web app up and running with some basic structure and transitions between pages. In this part, we are go...

In the last part of this series, we got our web app up and running with some basic structure and transitions between pages. In this part, we are going to continue working on filling out the parts of the app that can run without PhoneGap and set up our PhoneGap project, ready for the integration.

In the last two parts we have installed Phonegap, gotten a hello world running, and then taken a look at some of the functionality that Phonegap of...

In the last two parts we have installed Phonegap, gotten a hello world running, and then taken a look at some of the functionality that Phonegap offers us. Over the next two parts, we will build our app and take a look at some of the challenges that might arise in doing so.

In our first part we looked at setting up our development environment and getting PhoneGap up and running on the iOS and Android SDKs. In this seco...

In our first part we looked at setting up our development environment and getting PhoneGap up and running on the iOS and Android SDKs. In this second part of our PhoneGap series, we are going to look at some of the device APIs that PhoneGap gives us access to and discuss how we might use them.

In this series, we will build a mobile application using some of the features in PhoneGap. We will go from installation of the SDK to deployment in...

In this series, we will build a mobile application using some of the features in PhoneGap. We will go from installation of the SDK to deployment into the app stores of the two major platforms: iOS and Android. Concepts covered in this series will include accessing the device camera, local storage, and geolocation.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn the basics of using PhoneGap to make a simple to-do app, with a twist – it’s an app to help you survive the Zombie A...

In this tutorial, you’ll learn the basics of using PhoneGap to make a simple to-do app, with a twist – it’s an app to help you survive the Zombie Apocalypse!

In this tutorial, you'll create a fully functional employee directory application with PhoneGap.

In this tutorial, you'll create a fully functional employee directory application with PhoneGap.