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* [[The_role_of_JavaScript,_HTML5_and_WebKit|The role of JavaScript, HTML5 and WebKit]] | * [[The_role_of_JavaScript,_HTML5_and_WebKit|The role of JavaScript, HTML5 and WebKit]] | ||
* [[Emulators_and_Simulators|Emulators and Simulators]] | * [[Emulators_and_Simulators|Emulators and Simulators]] | ||
* [[Using Smart Device Sensors]] | * [[Using Smart Device Sensors]] | ||
* [[Ajax_made_Simple|Ajax made Simple]] | * [[Ajax_made_Simple|Ajax made Simple]] | ||
* [[Responsive Design Made Simple|Responsive Design made Simple]] | * [[Responsive Design Made Simple|Responsive Design made Simple]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Using Cordova Plugins|Using Cordova Plugins: Device, Camera, Contacts, Barcodes]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Using the Cordova API: Pushwoosh]] | ||
* [[Using SQLite|Files: Using SQLite to save data]] | * [[Using SQLite|Files: Using SQLite to save data]] | ||
* [[SQLite Reference]] | * [[SQLite Reference]] | ||
* [[ToolBox Files]] | * [[ToolBox Files]] | ||
* [[How to run fullscreen in an Android Chrome app]] | * [[How to run fullscreen in an Android Chrome app]] | ||
* [[Using Google Glass with AppStudio|Using Google Glass]] | * [[Using Google Glass with AppStudio|Using Google Glass]] | ||
* [[NoSQL DBs and AppStudio|NoSQL databases: good option for WebApp development]] | * [[NoSQL DBs and AppStudio|NoSQL databases: good option for WebApp development]] | ||
* [[Google Drive API|Using the Google Drive API]] | * [[Google Drive API|Using the Google Drive API]] | ||
* [[GitHub|Using GitHub for version control and more!]] | |||
* [[Internationalization (i18n)]] - have your app run in different languages | |||
* [[Validation]] - check the data on your form automatically | |||
* [[Web Sharing]] - Pass information to another app using native API | |||
=== Distributing your App === | === Distributing your App === | ||
* [[Distributing_your_App|Distributing your App]] | * [[Distributing_your_App|Distributing your App]] | ||
* [[Web_Apps_Compared_to_PhoneGap_Apps|Web Apps Compared to | * [[Web_Apps_Compared_to_PhoneGap_Apps|Web Apps Compared to VoltBuilder Apps]] | ||
* [[Using | * [[VoltBuilder|Using VoltBuilder to create Native Apps]] | ||
* [[Submitting to the iOS App Store]] | * [[Submitting to the iOS App Store]] | ||
* [[Submitting to the Google Play and Amazon Stores]] | * [[Submitting to the Google Play and Amazon Stores]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Cordova|Using Cordova CLI]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Using Node and Electron to build Desktop Apps]] | ||
* [[Progressive Web Apps|Progressive Web Apps (PWA)]] | |||
== Courses == | == Courses == | ||
Latest revision as of 17:48, 10 November 2020
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Tech Notes
- Solutions to Common Problems
- Compatibility with other versions of BASIC
- The role of JavaScript, HTML5 and WebKit
- Emulators and Simulators
- Using Smart Device Sensors
- Ajax made Simple
- Responsive Design made Simple
- Using Cordova Plugins: Device, Camera, Contacts, Barcodes
- Using the Cordova API: Pushwoosh
- Files: Using SQLite to save data
- SQLite Reference
- ToolBox Files
- How to run fullscreen in an Android Chrome app
- Using Google Glass
- NoSQL databases: good option for WebApp development
- Using the Google Drive API
- Using GitHub for version control and more!
- Internationalization (i18n) - have your app run in different languages
- Validation - check the data on your form automatically
- Web Sharing - Pass information to another app using native API
Distributing your App
- Distributing your App
- Web Apps Compared to VoltBuilder Apps
- Using VoltBuilder to create Native Apps
- Submitting to the iOS App Store
- Submitting to the Google Play and Amazon Stores
- Using Cordova CLI
- Using Node and Electron to build Desktop Apps
- Progressive Web Apps (PWA)
Courses
These are the notes for our 4 day course. It assumes the trainees have a programming background. You can follow through the course notes and lab sessions on your own: if you would like on site training please contact us for details.