O'Reilly Webcast: Building Mobile HTML5 Apps in Hours, Not Days

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O'Reilly Webcast: Building Mobile HTML5 Apps in Hours, Not Days

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HTML5 has delivered on the promise to make building mobile apps work seamlessly across devices and operating systems. But developers looking to build applications still have to code HTML, JavaScript and CSS by hand, often laboriously rebuilding features that exist in native platforms without the benefit of tooling that native platforms offer. In this webcast presentation we will discuss new tools in the HTML5 space, like Sencha Architect to make building mobile HTML5 apps as fun and easy as building native apps. About Aditya Bansod Aditya is Sencha's VP of Product Management and is responsible for the product planning and strategy for Sencha's product lines. Prior to Sencha, Aditya held various senior product management roles at Adobe and Microsoft, focusing on developers and media in the mobile and consumer electronics space. Produced by: Yasmina Greco

HTML5 Apps: Write Once, Deploy Anywhere

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This presentation will discuss using the Enyo JavaScript framework for producing cross-platform mobile applications. Attendees will learn about how HTML5 can be leveraged to develop a single code base that can be deployed to Android, iOS and other tablets. The talk will discuss connecting to device features and various deployment options. Roy Sutton (Developer Relations Engineer at HP) Roy Sutton is a member of the HP Developer Relations team, a contributor to the Enyo JavaScript framework and an app developer. He has been a mobile developer for longer than the term has existed. www.gomodev.com www.modeveast.com Welcome to MoDevEast, where developers, designers and managers of mobile will gather for three days at the awesome Gannett / USA TODAY Conference Center in McLean, VA. The energy will be high and the content more timely than ever. This year's MoDevEast conference will focus on cross platform development with a healthy dose of design, marketing and management talks and workshops to send you into 2013 with a full head of steam. Three days and a schedule packed with mobile goodness. MoDevAcademy Workshops - Thursday November 29 More than 20 hours of hands on instruction and cross platform training including several classes on project management and marketing. Sessions include getting started on iOS, Android, HTML5, Windows and more. Bring your laptop and prepare to get your hands dirty. Conference - Friday, Nov 30 Four tracks of thought leadership talks, panels, demos and more will pack the day on Friday. Don't miss a chance to learn, network and hang out in the MoDevLounge. We're also giving away a bunch of great prizes at the end of the day. Wish to demo your app at the conference? Submit here for a ten minute slot (first come, first serve). Hackathon - Saturday, Dec 1 MoDev Hackathons are becoming legendary in these parts. We'll be giving away up to $10,000 in prizes and a trip to Vegas for the grand prize winners. With sponsors like Gannett/USA TODAY, Mashery, SendGrid, Tout, Adobe, Millennial Media and others, we can't wait to see what new apps come from a fun filled day. The hackathon is free!

HTML5 Applications Shown off at IDF Beijing 2012

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HTML5 apps Intel showed off a variety of application based on HTML5 that were running in the browser, they had a video conferencing, a media center and a side by side of Field Run in HTML5 against a Tegra 3 tablet. We also checked out a touch reference design that showed off some education materials including video and reading.

Greg Rewis - HTML 5 Apps Vs. Native Apps

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In this video VP of User Experience, Greg Rewis, talks about using HTML for building mobile applications.

HTML5 for App Developers: PhoneGap Build

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This short video shows how PhoneGap Build can be used together with source code hosted on Github or using Dreamweaver. Link to PhoneGap Build docs: /docs/confi...

Comentarios de los Videos html5 apps

The video title and description is misleading.? A better title would be: using a commercial platform to build HTML5 applications. Wasted a good 15 minutes before it became obvious what I was watching.
Using? Sencha...? The logo looks like Sencha.

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